Sea Scout Bronze Award

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Sea Scout Bronze Award

Created:	1998
Level:	Venturing

Requirements for Sea Scout Bronze Award are the same as for Sea Scout Ordinary rank.

After completion of a bronze award, a medal is awarded at a crew recognition ceremony (similar to a Boy Scout Court of Honor), with a miniature device that pins to the medal and a bar that is worn above the left pocket of the uniform for daily wear.

The photo to the right shows the:

Venturing Bronze Award medal with the Sea Scout Bronze Award miniature device pin.
The Sea Scout Bronze Award ribbon device worn above the left pocket of the uniform for daily wear.

Venturers may also earn:

Venturing Bronze Awards

Sports Bronze Award
Religious and Community Life Bronze Award
Arts and Hobbies Bronze Award
Outdoor Bronze Award
Sea Scout Bronze Award

Venturing Gold Award
Venturing Silver Award.

Expert-level awards

In addition, four of the five bronze awards fulfill partial requirements for Venturers continuing on and earning expert-level awards:

The Sports Bronze Award requirements are part of the Quest Award.
The Religious and Community Life Bronze Award part of the TRUST Award.
The Outdoor Bronze Award part of the Ranger Award.
The Sea Scout Bronze Award is a duplicate of the Sea Scout Ordinary rank requirements, and is necessary on the trail to earning the Quartermaster Award.

1 Sea Scout Bronze Award Requirements
2 Notes
3 Requirement resources
4 Related awards
5 External links

Sea Scout Bronze Award Requirements

To earn the Sea Scout Bronze Award, complete the following requirements. Details on these requirements can be found in the Sea Scout Manual.

Ideals

1. Give explanation

2. History of flag

Active Membership

3. Seventy-five percent attendance

4. Complete quarterdeck training

5. Recruit new member

Special Skills

6. Boats

7. Marlinspike seamanship

8. Ground tackle

9. Piloting

10. Communications

11. Time

12. Swimming

13.Cruising

14. Safety

15. Galley

16. Sailing

17. Work

13. Electives. Do any three:

a. Drill

b. Signaling

c. Compass

d. Yacht racing

e. Sailing

f. Ornamental ropework

g. Engines

The official source for the information shown in this article or section is:
Venturer Handbook, 2006 Edition (BSA Supply No. 33494)

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