The FSE Exploers wear a range of patches on their uniforms. The badges are placed all over the uniform shirt and serve a variety of purposes. Because of the similarities in uniforms, the various levels are inducated by a badge on the left sleeve. Badges on the right sleeve indicate where the troop and the province where it is located. A badge over the right pocket indicates the Baden Powell program. And a left pocket badge shows the individual's rank. These are the major badges, but there are several others as well.
Ritchi, Paul. Group Leader, FSE Canada, E-mail, November 26, 2006.
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