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Hi fellow Rangers! I'm Bernard from Singapore, am serving in Expedition Rangers in my outpost and as a Regional Staff running Expedition Leadership Camp (Equivalent of JTC). Great to be in the forum "again"! Am grateful for all the open sharing in different discussion groups, i'm picking bits and pieces of ideas to be used. Am truly encouraged and motivated to see/feel all your "heartbeats" through your discussion pointers and your service in this ministry. I have to say that you have really lived out Proverbs 27:17, sharpening one another! Keep it up!

Welcome aboard Bernard!  
We are glad you are here  
Love to hear more about what our Brothers & Sisters in Singapore are doing

Welcome, Bernard.

Absolutely, if you can post any news or pictures of your activities in Singapore, it would be appreciated.

It would be good for us to have more understanding of the World of Rangers beyond America's shores.

And we have a lot of knowledgable old (old, old, old) guys here with experience to share.

For a start, you may visit our National Website and Facebook, our National Communications Coordinator, Erwin has been faithfully updating the content, article and posting photos to keep everyone updated not just on what's happening in National's office, but down to individual outpost or commanders!

For example, he posted this bolo tie made by one of our commanders for our FCF president!

I like that bolo! Welcome aboard.

You guys have FCF? I wasn't aware of any foreign Royal Rangers running a version of FCF. Is your FCF based on your country's early history and what circa is your time period?

To give credit, this was made by Cmdr Colin from Singapore Outpost 19.

RRCmdrBennett wrote:You guys have FCF?  I wasn't aware of any foreign Royal Rangers running a version of FCF. Is your FCF based on your country's early history and what circa is your time period?

I'm attempting FCF, but from what i know it has been localized for that portion for history. My apologies, i do not understand your second question, care to explain a little more?

By circa I mean time period. Our FCF is early colonial till circa 1840's.

RRCmdrBennett wrote:By circa I mean time period. Our FCF is early colonial till circa 1840's.

Maybe this will answer, Singapore FCF Website

I looked at the site. Very Neat!!!

I was not able to access the on-line magazine, though.

Claymore wrote:I looked at the site.  Very Neat!!!

I was not able to access the on-line magazine, though.

I assumed you are talking about News? If so, you would have to select a category on the right panel.

Arcliner wrote:For a start, you may visit our National Website and Facebook, our National Communications Coordinator, Erwin has been faithfully updating the content, article and posting photos to keep everyone updated not just on what's happening in National's office, but down to individual outpost or commanders!

For example, he posted this bolo tie made by one of our commanders for our FCF president!

Welcome aboard and that is a really cool bolo  

Welcome Bernard!

Perhaps to explain Dans question. FCF in America is based on our early history, and we dress as best we can like those from the 18th and early 19th centuries. In Singapore, what do you guys dress like? Do you dress like folks in history from your own country, or the USA?

I had thought there were FCF sects in other countries, just not aware of the specific ones.

Simeon

Welcome Bernard!!

I figured FCF gets mentioned and Simeons ears would twitch  

Simeon nailed my query.

RRCmdrBennett wrote:I figured FCF gets mentioned and Simeons ears would twitch  

Simeon nailed my query.

For this, it's better to ask Erwin. From my understanding is our forefathers.

Well, get the big boy back on the forums  

RRCmdrBennett wrote:Well, get the big boy back on the forums  

Attempting, he said that you can grab him through facebook.  

Claymore wrote:Welcome, Bernard.

Absolutely, if you can post any news or pictures of your activities in Singapore, it would be appreciated.

It would be good for us to have more understanding of the World of Rangers beyond America's shores.

And we have a lot of knowledgable old (old, old, old) guys here with experience to share.

If you are refering to AG Times, you can grab a copy at http://www.ag.org.sg/publication.html.
Do check out the latest copy which gave an insight of what's going on in Royal Rangers in Philippines and Marketplace Ministry interview with our Deputy National Commander Wu!

Does Singapore Royal Rangers do an shooting sports?

How did you come up with the handle, "arcliner"?

RRCmdrBennett wrote:Does Singapore Royal Rangers do an shooting sports?

How did you come up with the handle, "arcliner"?  

We do have archery, air rifle, etc... (No hunting only) in Singapore

"Arcliner" was my first desktop (Compaq then, there was a sticker on it with the word "Arcliner") that my dad bought for me.

Royal Rangers USA doesn't do hunting probably for liability reason. We do have a silver Hunter Education merit.

The name sounded familar.

We do have merits for Small Bore (.22 Cal) Rifle Shooting and for Shotgun/Trap Shooting.

I think we oughta propose an, "AR-15 Merit" that states awarded in states where the 2nd amendment applies...