The BSA has permitted TWO special square knots, created in the early 70s, to recognize a SCOUT'S personal achievement in earning a religious emblem and a SCOUTER'S personal service over an extended period of time to Scouting and to a particular church or church body. I was under the impression that the religious awards were earned through affiliation with the religious body and that the knot was a recognition from BSA of this award.
This forms the basis for the religious emblems program discussion: Let's talk about Religious Emblems first: If this information ever changes, it will beĪnnounced in the latest Insignia (Control) Guide and within established BSA literature and publications. This represents the latest information from the BSA Uniform and Insignia Committee as well as the Eagle Scout Service (August 1997, March 2008). It seems that there's a large amount of confusion and "misinformation" about the usage of the various devices for the Youth Religious EmblemĪs well as in which combination do an Eagle Scout wear the Eagle Palms on the square knot. Youth discussion list over the past two years. This page was prompted by a large amount of personal email to me as well as on the Scouts-L That information is not contained on this page.
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There is separate information on how to wear devices on the Training Award and Training Key knot emblems. I especially enjoy the uniform questions, because it reflects their willingness to wear and display the insignia they have earned, are going to present to their youth or put on their son or daughter's uniforms with pride and care. I literally enjoy getting personal email, helping Scouters out there to understand some of the Boy Scouts of America's many policies and practices. Moved upward to accommodate the wearing of square knot insignia or other special insignia worn on the leftĪdult Insignia Left Front Knot Emblem Devices May wear the special 100th Anniversary Ring emblem with the World Crest (the World Crest may have to be
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ANY SCOUT, VENTURER, VOLUNTEER OR PROFESSIONAL Go AROUND (technically it is "on top of") the World CrestĮmblem was designed, approved and distributed to the field. The following year, a special "ring emblem" to It was REJECTED by the BSA's National Executive Board. In 2007, the BSA designed a special World Crest emblem to signify the BSA's 100th Anniversary. There is something else which took the place of the World Crest for the BSA's 100th Anniversary, right?
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