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*1 star ( * ) is ship level | *1 star ( * ) is ship level | ||
*2 stars ( ** ) is council level (squadron) | *2 stars ( ** ) is council level (squadron) | ||
*3 stars ( | *3 stars ( *** ) is area or region level | ||
*4 stars ( | *4 stars ( **** ) is National level | ||
With the publication of the 2012 Sea Scout Manual, the rope diamond and rope oval around the Sea Scout emblem were discontinued for the committee chairman and committee member respectively. All adult leadership above the Ship level use the standard Sea Scout Badge no matter their position. At the ship level, the Skipper is indicated by a star and bar ( *|) below the Sea Scout badge, while the mate (Skipper's assistant leaders), have just a star (*). | With the publication of the 2012 Sea Scout Manual, the rope diamond and rope oval around the Sea Scout emblem were discontinued for the committee chairman and committee member respectively. All adult leadership above the Ship level use the standard Sea Scout Badge no matter their position. At the ship level, the Skipper is indicated by a star and bar ( *|) below the Sea Scout badge, while the mate (Skipper's assistant leaders), have just a star (*). | ||
