2015年10月12日 · How do you properly wear an OA sash? What about commemorative sashes? Answer all of your OA sash questions here.

An Order of the Arrow member may take part in the Brotherhood ceremony after 10 months of service (along with other requirements). This sash measures 34" long.

Members of the OA are referred to as Arrowmen, and their main duty is to serve their unit. They wear red and white sashes and a patch on the right pocket flap of the Scout uniform to identify …

In 1948, the Order of the Arrow changed all sashes. The sash material remained the wool-felt. However the arrow was red-flocked silk-screening onto the wool-felt. Flocking is the process of …

2014年1月27日 · Wearing the OA sash and merit badge sash together. Updated: The BSA Insignia Guide says that a Scout should never wear both his merit badge sash and his OA …

Every OA member who makes it through their Ordeal is given a sash to wear as part of the dress uniform. It is a red arrow on a white sash, and it’s worn over the right shoulder. The very first …

The BSA Supply Division did not produce OA sashes. Lodges would generally make sashes out of felt with canvas or felt arrows. In 1927, the Supply Division began producing Ordeal sashes …

The official Order of the Arrow sash is available for members through the lodge or local council service center, or through the Supply Division of the BSA. It is a white fabric sash with a red …

You should wear your sash only when: Representing the OA at a non-OA event. For example: An OA Unit Representative wearing her sash when presenting about the lodge events at her unit’s …

Order of the Arrow (OA) sashes: The Order of the Arrow, Boy Scouting's national honorary camping and service society, has three sashes which are worn during formal Order of the …