Fall Fellowship
Trailmen from six central Alabama troops competed in events including archery, bridge building, encampment inspections, first aid, litter carries, tank maneuvers, intel recon, and an infantry obstacle course; participated in a hands-on demonstration of musket ball casting, and entertained each other at a "USO Show" for their military-themed Fall Fellowship campout.
Troop AL-254 was by far the largest troop there. We've been blessed with a lot of new Trailmen this year!
Our Navigators built our campsite gateway which featured illuminated US and Troop flags.
Military History
The event had a military history theme and featured a GMC CCKW 2½-ton 6×6 truck known as a "Deuce and a Half" and a 1945 Ford GWP jeep. Troopmaster Brad loved the jeep and got to drive it on Sunday.
Archery
Trailmen learned about one of the first human weapons of war - bows and arrows!
Musket Ball Casting
Trailmen got to make musket balls like soldiers did in the Revolutionary and Civil Wars.
Infantry Obstacle Course
Trailmen had to dodge enemy fire and throw grenades to neutralize a threat.
Bridge Building
Trailmen had to use problem-solving and teamwork to build a bridge that would support their weight and allow them to cross a ravine.
Troop Pride and Teamwork
Trailmen proudly waved the troop flag and yelled the troop chant as they harvested bamboo and built a make-shift shelter.
USO Show
Troops told stories and performed skits for our Saturday night entertainment.
Worship
Freedom Rangeman KC read scripture before Mountain Lion Trail Guide Brannan delivered a sermon about what it truly means to WALK WORTHY.
Father-Son Bonding
Trailmen had a great time hanging out with their dad.
Fellowship
Without Fellowship, it would just be a fall campout. We were honored to welcome former AL-254 Troopmasters Blane and Scott to Saturday dinner, and the boys forged new friendships.
Former AL-254 Rangers Brad, Ken, and Blane
Current and Former AL-254 Troopmasters Brad and Scott
