Part of the fun of Night Ops is the opportunity for adult volunteers to help man the different stations. Without volunteers, this event is not possible. As such, we strongly […]
Are adults required to assist with the event? Read More »
Short answer – yes. For both safety reasons and respect for the other patrols participating, all patrols should do their best to stay until after the award ceremony. No one
Are patrols required to remain until the award ceremony/debriefing? Read More »
No. You are responsible for food, tents, etc. We are paying for the camp ground, supplies for the event, and for the porta-johns.
Are you providing food or lodging? Read More »
YES. Failure to provide the required documentation may result in your group not being allowed on the property. The documentation required for each group (TLUSA and AHG) are different so
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Keep in mind that each Night Ops event may be structured differently. The following schedule is the one followed by the original Night Ops event at Camp Aiken. Friday 5:00
What is the typical Night Ops schedule like? Read More »
Every participant (youth and adults) typically receives an event patch. Every Troop will typically receive a participation ribbon for their Troop flag. If a patrol places 1st at a station
What does the event cost include? Read More »
If anyone has been ill in the 48 hours prior to the event, we recommend that they not attend. Same for if someone in their family has had any signs
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Yes. We have had several registered adult members attend to get an understanding for what Night Ops is and how it is run so that they can either run their
I’m an adult member but no patrols are coming from my troop. Can I still volunteer? Read More »
If you contact us with enough lead time, we can put out a request to other troops who are attending to see if we can merge your youth into another
What if we can’t form a full patrol? (<3 youth) Read More »
No. Adults must be fully registered with Trail Life or AHG (depending on which weekend they are attending) which means that you have passed the background check and completed the
Can unregistered parents or siblings attend? Read More »
