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| PROJECT GUIDELINES FOR OPERATION NIGHT HAWK |
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| 1. Each project is required to have a sign stating what project they are at and what number it is. 2. The project leader must sign the troops score sheets and if changes have to be made they must be initialed by the leader. 3. Each project should have a type of base set up to work out of, ie. a tent or lean-too. 4. Each project is the responsibility of the leader in charge. The area that has been chosen for the particular project must be set up and cleaned up by the leaders. 5. Each leader should be AWARE that it is a long night, and should bring along some refreshments for those running the project. 6. The troops that decide to do a project should bring all necessary equipment for the running of the project. EXAMPLE: Knots and Lashings requires at least six pieces of rope for the Scouts to tie their knots and enough poles and rope to do two different types of lashings. 7. You should let someone know ahead of time if you choose to do a check point, and if you have any ideas that would be great. You may also like to call for some old ideas. 8. In addition to the points awarded at you project. (Based out of 10 points per project.) Each team will receive and additional 10 points, 5 for requesting permission to enter the project site, and 5 requesting permission to leave the site. PLEASE remember to give the team the points if they have earned them. 9. ALL CAMPFIRES ARE TO BE PUT OUT COMPLETELY BEFORE YOU LEAVE THE SITE. 10. It takes everyone working together to make Operation Night Hawk a success. LET"S ALL CO-OPERATE! |
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