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• Scouting
  ...British war hero [[Robert Baden-Powell]] (1857–1941) in a book titled ''[[Scouting for Boys]]'' (1908). Baden-Powell took a group of twenty boys to [[Brownsea
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• Scouting/Definition
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• Scouting/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Scouting]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Boy Scouts of America
  ...grades, Boy Scouting is designed for boys between 11 and 17 years, Varsity Scouting is offered as an alternative for boys between 14 and 17 years, and Venturin
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• Boy Scouts
  #REDIRECT [[Scouting]]
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• Scouting
  ...British war hero [[Robert Baden-Powell]] (1857–1941) in a book titled ''[[Scouting for Boys]]'' (1908). Baden-Powell took a group of twenty boys to [[Brownsea
  549 bytes (79 words) - 18:53, 30 June 2008
• Cavalry/Definition
  Military units that emphasize speed and mobility, and are used for scouting, harassment, and raiding; the original cavalry were on horses while modern
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• Frigate (sail)/Definition
  ...gh speed to outrun more powerful ships; used on independent operations and scouting; cf. [[cruiser]]
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• Troop (disambiguation)
  {{rpl|Troop (Scouting)}}
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• M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle/Definition
  ...d fighting vehicle]]s, with roles including [[infantry fighting vehicle]], scouting, [[forward observer]], and other functions in a platform sufficiently survi
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• Sloop-of-war/Definition
  ...], with a single gun deck and light cannon, typically used for patrols and scouting where contact with larger warships was not expected; commanding officer usu
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• Reconnaissance, Surveillance and Target Acquisition Squadron (Brigade Combat Team)/Definition
  ...e and related surveillance capability]]; this unit provides enhanced field scouting capability, complementing the [[Military Intelligence Company (Brigade Comb
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• Scouting/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Scouting]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• George W. Magee Memorial Trust Fund
  ...e lives of young men. He turned this belief into a permanent commitment to Scouting, by establishing a trust upon his death. His [[Will (law)|will]] reads, in ...olony Trust Company, and they are advised by a committee composed of local Scouting professionals and volunteers. Many Massachusetts camps conduct a "Magee Nig
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• Battle of Jutland/Related Articles
  {{r|Franz von Hipper}} commanding a scouting and "bait" task force
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• Cavalry
  Classic light cavalry emphasized mobility, and focused on scouting for the enemy and screening the friendly force. In modern practice, this ma
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• Frigate (sail)
  ...ic seapower. Its glamor came from its ability to operate independently for scouting and raiding, the predecessor of the modern [[cruiser]]. In comparison, the ...y of tasks, including raiding coastlines, running down opposing ships, and scouting.
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• Sloop-of-war
  ...ed with a single gun deck and light cannon, typically used for patrols and scouting where contact with larger warships was not expected. Typical armaments incl
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• Non-rigid airship
  Blimps were used with great success during World War II as anti-submarine scouting platforms.
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• Wilson Brown
  At the start of the war, he commanded the Scouting Forces of the Pacific Fleet: its heavy cruisers, submarines, and maritime p
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• Günther Lütjens
  In October 1939, commanding scouting forces: the battlecruisers ''[[KMS Scharnhorst]]'' and ''[[KMS Gneisenau]]' ...September 1940, he was promoted to full Admiral and made commander of all scouting forces.
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• Uniform
  ...] also especially on holy days), [[asceticism|ascetics]], members of the [[Scouting]] movement, [[Butler|butlers]] and other [[domestic servants]], participant
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• Battle of Jutland
  ...ad an overall tactical commander, but with a key subordinate leading heavy scouting forces: **Franz von Hipper, commanding a scouting and "bait" task force
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