How many scouts make Eagle rank in the US each year?
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I have read the number before but to be honest I cannot remember it.  I made it to Eagle in 1972, every one of my sons (5) also made it to Eagle Scout.
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I doubt there is such a list.  Each year the ACS publishes the total numbers, but for a list, you would need to contact the individual schools.
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The United States by far.   Presently the USA has troops in 156 nations.  It has bombed 42 nations, and has been in constant war since 1787.
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50 states, 6 territories and 1 district:\n States:\n Alabama\n Alaska\n Arizona\n Arkansas\n California\n Colorado\n Connecticut\n Delaware\n Florida\n Georgia\n Hawaii\n Idaho \n Illinois\n Indiana\n Iowa\n Kansas\n Kentucky \n Louisiana \n Maine\n Maryland\n Massachusetts\n Michigan\n Minnesota\n Mississippi\n Missouri\n Montana\n Nebraska\n Nevada\n New Hampshire\n New Jersey\n New Mexico\n New York\n North Carolina\n North Dakota\n Ohio\n Oklahoma \n Oregon\n Pennsylvania\n Rhode Island\n South Carolina\n South Dakota\n Tennessee\n Texas\n Utah\n Vermont\n Virginia\n Washington\n West Virginia\n Wisconsin\n Wyoming \n\n\n Territories:\nAmerican Samoa\nFederated States of Micronesia\nGuam\nMidway Islands\nPuerto Rico\nU.S. Virgin Islands \n\nCapital:\nWashington D.C.(District of Columbia)
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Of the 65 teams in this year's NCAA Tournament, the state with the most teams is North Carolina with five (North Carolina, North Carolina State, North Carolina-Wilmington, Duke and Davidson). Right behind with four schools each are Pennslyvania (Penn, Pitt, Villanova and Bucknell) and California (Cal, San Diego State, UCLA and Pacific). Seven states had three teams (Louisiana, New York, Illinois, Tennessee, Ohio, Wisconsin, Alabama) nine had two teams (District of Columbia, Texas, Iowa, Oklahoma, Kansas, Washington, Kentucky, Virginia and New Jersey) and 13 had one team (W. Virginia, Arkansas, Indiana, Connecticut, Utah, Colorado, Michigan, S. Carolina, Arizona, Nevada, Montana, Massachusetts and Florida).
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Technically an "Eagle" is a 2 on a 4 or a 3 on a 5....a 1 on a 4 is called an Albatros and a 1 on a 3 is called an ace.\n\nThis is just from memory...no sources...
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Stars are 50 states. Stripes are first 13 colonies.
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You first have to find out how many of these schools are in the US. Try the us gov. web site. Good Luck.
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We just attended a Flag Retirement ceremony at Ed Bryant  Scout Reservation Camp in Mauston, Wisconsin. (EBSR)  (I have a Wolf Scout and a Bear Scout) It was during a Jack-O-Lantern Jamboree outing. It was very cool.\n\nThey had four scouts hold each corner of the flag. We said the Pledge of Allegience to it one last time. Then the older Boy Scout (Eagle?) recited some words of praise, honor and glory. We were all to say words that came to mind in honor of the flag. (Like valor, freedom, etc.) Then the young boy scouts walked the flag over a fire pit, (There were four fire pits burning) and the older scout made sure that the ends were in the fire. It was very moving, and it brings tears to my eyes as I write.\n\nThe scout said that the metal grommets in the flags bring good luck. We asked if we could have one, and he fished some out of the fire pit for all the young scouts.\n\nGood luck!
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Here is the list of patrol medallions available from National BSA. http://www.scoutstuff.org/BSASupply/ItemDetail.aspx?ctlg=05NDC&ctgy=PRODUCTS&c2=UNIFORMS&C3=INSIGNIA&C4=&LV=3&item=102\nHowever, a patrol is free to choose a different name and make their own patch. A blank patrol patch is available that can be drawn on, or have fabric sewn or glued to, and you can even have custom patrol patches made. Most Troops require adult approval of names to ensure that they are in good taste.
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I believe it was 2004 final round on the 16th hole.  Following taken from the web; At one point, making a mere eagle was no good Sunday. After all, how can you top back-to-back holes-in-one at No. 16? That's what Padraig Harrington (Stats | Bio) and Kirk Triplett (Stats | Bio) did.
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The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of America do these types of things frequently.  Check out one of their websites.
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The bald eagle has been the national symbol of the USA since 1782,
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go to\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eagle
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We had something along those lines when Selective Service was geared up for Vietnam.  There were too many people, however, so a lottery was established.  Consider the numbers for the US, between ages of 15-64 there are 100 million males, narrowing that by the Census Bureau, there are about 21 million Americans between 20-24, of which there are just shy of 11 million males.\n\nThat's one awful big army.  Sorry, but we don't need it and the rest of the world wouldn't stand for it.  Thanks for thinking though, because the military service during WWI and WWII was one of the great standardizing forces in American education and culture at the time.
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It's not actually classified. As of 2005, the US currently has 13 aircraft carriers. \n\nThey are: \nUSS Kitty Hawk, USS Enterprise, USS John F. Kennedy, USS Nimitz, USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, USS Carl Vinson, USS Theodore Roosevelt, USS Abraham Lincoln, USS George Washington, USS John C. Stennis, USS Harry S. Truman, USS Ronald Reagan, and USS George H. W. Bush.
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This question is much easier if you consider the top schools in a certain category or in a certain field. There is a semi-defined grouping of first-, second- and third-tier schools that is generally agreed upon, but even US News & World Report has a different top school every year.