Advancement and Recognition
See also: Advancement and recognition in the Boy Scouts of AmericaVarsity Scouts wear the standard Boy Scout field uniform, but wear blaze shoulder loops and a Varsity uniform strip above the Boy Scouts of America strip. Adults wear the same Varsity Scout uniform and may wear the Scouter dress uniform as required.
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