A blast from the past—in code
Posted: May 4, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized Leave a comment » Reblogged from Bryan on Scouting:
Get ready to dot-dot your I's and dash your T's.
Today, the Boy Scouts of America released the Morse Code Interpreter Strip, an official patch for Scouts and Scouters who can demonstrate their ability to "speak" this special language.
Morse Code joins languages like Spanish, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Sign Language, and several others as interpreter strips available for wear on Scout uniforms (above the right pocket).

Family Leaders Online Resources.
American Heart Association.
Sudden Cardiac Arrest Association.
Management Adventures.
BSA Troop 182.