Crew Training Meetings 1st & Last Sunday of Month 4:00 PM until 6:00 PM At Georgetown Christian Church 9420 State Road 64 Georgetown, IN 47122 Al Holt – al@suntancity.com 270-312-0347

Honor Guard:Color Guard The George Rogers Clark Honor Guard is the first District level honor and color guard in the United States.
           It is a voluntary Boy Scout Crew where the scouts must meet the Honor Guard’s selection criteria to represent the finest Boy Scout traditions of discipline, appearance, and competence. The George Rogers Clark Honor Guard was established during the 100th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. It was established to honor this Centennial Year and the patriotic spirit of the Boy Scouts of America. Every month, members of this unit practice marching drills and learn how to respect & honor the American Flag and their country. in 2017, the name of the unit has been changed to reflect the new six county district it serves- Lewis and Clark.

Honor Guard Scout Responsibilities: • Support Captain and Honor Guard Program by leading example and passing uniform inspections. • Display appropriate body language. • Behave and display proper skills at all times. • Be willing to offer support when requested. • Be able to learn all flag ceremonies, flag retirements, funeral services, and parade formats. • Demonstrate appropriate respect throughout the time they are performing their color guard duties. • Be available to perform at civic events. • Follow District Honor Guard Protocols.

The emergency response team’s prime purpose of to fulfill the Scout Motto: Be Prepared. While we all hope there is never a need for emergency response or disaster relief, we know that thousands in Southern Indiana have been affected by tornadoes, ice storms, windstorms, flooding and other natural perils. The Boy Scouts have a long tradition of public service including service during the aftermath of natural disasters and other emergencies. The Crew 2010 led emergency response team must be prepared to move quickly to assist local authorities and disaster relief agencies. The primary purpose of the team will be to store, transport and provide tools, equipment, emergency supplies, food and water. Additional activities will include establishing communications and providing temporary shelter. Emergency Response Knowledge: The Boy Scout program encourages boys to learn and practice emergency preparedness skills. As a member of this crew, Scouts will be able to expand their knowledge so they will be able to respond to a wide range of disasters. Current Crew members & guests are participating in HAM radio and FEMA based emergency response training. To respond to disasters, the crew has an emergency response trailer & is in the process of obtaining other gear and emergency supplies needed to respond to a natural disaster event. Emergency Team Responsibilities: • Learn how to properly respond to natural disasters events and obtain appropriate designations. • Be willing to offer support when requested. • Demonstrate appropriate respect and compassion toward people affected in a natural disaster. • Be available to participate in emergency response efforts. • Follow District Honor Guard Emergency Response Team Protocols