Advancement Program Updated

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Tomahawk
Potomac District Royal Rangers  News and Information for Royal Ranger Leaders  July - August 2016
Advancement
Program Updated
New requirements for the Gold Medal
of Achievement take effect in January 2017
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Golf Tournament Benefits
Potomac District Royal Rangers
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Time to Renew Charters
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Extreme Makeover in September
Project to benefit Word of Life
Assembly of God in Emporia
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‘Game Changers’ Mens’ Conference
Register at 2016bandofbrothers.com
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POTOMAC DISTRICT
ROYAL RANGERS
www.potomacrangers.org
Royal Rangers is a principal ministry of the Assemblies of God focused on discipling boys for
Jesus Christ. We provide Christ-like character
formation and servant leadership development
for boys and young men in a highly relational and
fun environment. Our mission is to evangelize,
equip and empower the next generation of
Christ-like men and lifelong servant leaders.
The Potomac District administrative region of
the General Council of the Assemblies of God
takes in Washington, D.C., Maryland, most of
Virginia and northern West Virginia. Over 100
churches throughout this region currently provide Royal Ranger ministry to more than 2,500
boys and young men. We use many tools to
achieve that goal whether it be camping, merits
or interactive skills, all designed to help develop a
boy into a man while having fun and getting to
know God.
Golf Tournament Raises Over $4,000 for Royal Rangers
The 22nd annual Projects Unlimited Golf Tournament was held Saturday,
May 21, at Hickory Heights Gold Course in Spring Grove, Pa. This year, 67
golfers participated—in the rain. Over $4,000 was raised for the Royal
Ranger ministry. Pictured is Rev. Bobby Basham (l.), executive director for
Potomac District Royal Rangers, receiving the donation from former district commander Dan Harlan (center), chairman of Projects Unlimited, and
Gary “Blaz’n Bear” Groves, founder.
We want to develop both men and boys in mentoring relationships and leadership skills, and
guide them to Jesus Christ. We reach boys, so
they may reach another in their world.
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Potomac District Executive Director
Rev. Bobby Basham
Potomac District Commander
Bob Blessing
Potomac District Royal Rangers
New Wearables Website
Hooded sweatshirts, crew sweatshirts,
zip up jackets, long sleeve and short sleeve
Polo Shirts base ball cap, and the new
sublimated jersey.
Outreach/Publications Coordinator
Newsletter Editor
Gary Wagner
The Tomahawk newsletter is published bimonthly
as a means of communicating news and information to Royal Ranger leaders throughout the
Potomac District. Sectional staffs and outposts
are invited to submit articles and photographs
that feature activities of Royal Ranger ministries
on a local level, or to share ideas and successes.
Email material to [email protected]. Please
submit photos as separate jpg image files.
The Tomahawk is distributed via email as an
electronic publication. Email address corrections,
or requests to be added to the distribution list,
should be forwarded to Potomac District executive secretary Denise Raduano at [email protected].
Many color options to choose from.
Order on line at:
www.royal-rangers.deco-apparel.com
Royal Rangers Emblem © 1962 by the national Royal
Rangers Office, The General Council of the Assemblies
of God; Springfield, Mo. 65802. The Royal Rangers
Emblem may not be reproduced, stored in a retrieval
system, or transmitted in any form or by any means—
electronically, mechanically, photocopies, recording, or
otherwise—without prior written permission from the
national Royal Rangers Office.
Potomac District
Royal Rangers on Facebook
www.facebook.com/PotomacRangers
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Supporting Churches,
Businesses & Individuals
Special thanks to our Supporting Churches, Sections, Businesses
and Individuals. Your generosity enables further enhancements
to this ministry. Anyone wishing to join our group of supporters
may request an application from the Potomac District Royal
Ranger office, email [email protected].
GOLD MEMBERS
Projects Unlimited - Gary Groves
Walt Eger Service Center
Briel PC
Eldersburg, Md.
Severn, Md.
Charles Town, W.Va.
SUPPORTING CHURCHES
Outpost 2
Outpost 6
Outpost 9
Outpost 27
Outpost 46
Outpost 47
Outpost 49
Outpost 60
Outpost 89
Outpost 100
Outpost 124
Outpost 150
Outpost 152
Outpost 186
Outpost 240
Outpost 277
Trinity Assembly of God
Pasadena Assembly of God
Calvary Assembly of God
Glad Tidings Church
Bethel Assembly of God
Trinity Assembly of God
Centerpointe Church at Fair Oaks
Chapel Springs Church
Bethel Assembly of God
Hancock Assembly of God
Jubilee Christian Center
Warrenton Assembly of God
Lighthouse Worship Center
Hazel River Assembly of God
Living Word Community Church
Ocean City Worship Center
Lanham, Md.
Pasadena, Md.
Frederick, Md.
Norfolk, Va.
Savage,Md.
Lutherville,Md.
Fairfax, Va.
Bristow, Va.
Martinsburg, W.Va.
Hancock, Md.
Fairfax, Va.
Warrenton, Va.
Hayes, Va.
Rixeyville, Va.
Mechanicsville, Md.
Berlin, Md.
INDIVIDUAL DONORS
Rev. Bobby Basham
Bob Blessing
Mark Brannon
Yvonne Georg
Gary & Faye Groves
Tracy Groves
Phil Vieth
Gary Wagner
Stephens City, Va.
St. Michaels, Md.
Huntingtown, Md.
Brunswick, Md.
Eldersburg, Md.
Eldersburg, Md.
Yorktown, Va.
Fredericksburg, Va.
DISTRICT COMMANDER’S MEMO
Thanks for a Blessed
Pow Wow 2016
By Bob Blessing
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016 Potomac District Pow
Wow—what a great time! We
were treated to God’s liquid
sunshine Friday evening and again
mid-day on Saturday, be we overcame, changed a few things and did
what Royal Rangers do best—
adjusted. Thank you everyone for
your understanding.
We had two encouraging morning devotions by Brian
McCroskey and an awesome service by our Pow Wow productions team, media team and new Royal Ranger worship band
“Damascus Road,” and a great message about overcoming Giants by Col. Scott McChrystal.
We had plenty of events for the boys to experience—laser
tag, fishing, canoe racing, archery, .22 gun, shotgun, volley
ball, zip line, rock climbing and swimming.
It was a pleasure to serve the leaders and the boys of the
Potomac District as your District Commander. I would like to
publicly thank Harry Hawthorne for all of his hard work in
logistics and preparation for our Pow Wow.
We also got some good news from Richard Holder the BSA
Camp Director. Mark your calendars for next year—we will be
back at Camp Rock Enon Aug. 3-6, 2017, and JLTA will be
hosted at the camp on July 30-Aug. 2, 2017.
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Gold Medal Requirements
Change Effective January
By Tyler Mazer
A
s announced during LEAD 2016, the National
Royal Rangers Office has introduced changes
regarding the Gold Medal of Achievement
(GMA) that will take effect Jan. 1, 2017. Here is a summary.
The GMA is once again the top award for Royal
Rangers. There will be three new advancements in
Adventure Rangers: Adventure Bronze, Adventure Silver and Adventure Gold. These new advancements are the equivalent to the Gold Falcon, Gold
Hawk and Gold Eagle in Discovery Rangers. All other
age group advancements stay the same.
This means that in order to earn the GMA, a Ranger must complete the top advancement in two age
groups—Discovery Rangers and above. If a Ranger
completes the top advancement in three age groups,
he would receive the GMA with merit, which is indicated by a gold star worn on the GMA ribbon.
If a Ranger completes the
top advancement in four age
groups, he would receive
the GMA with honors,
which is indicated by a second gold star worn on the
GMA ribbon. The special
Honor drape, Bronze and
Silver medals will be issued
until the current stock is replaced.
Commanders that have
Rangers who have currently earned the Bronze or Silver Medals are encouraged to help these boys finish
the requirements to earn the GMA before the new
changes take effect in 2017.
Due to these changes in the advancement program,
the district staff will endeavor to schedule GMA interviews not only at District Pow Wow, but also this fall.
Royal Rangers Advancement System Update 2016
PROBLEM:
● Recent changes in the role & significance of the GMA have not been popular
and have created inconsistencies with the
historic role of the GMA in the program.
The current GMA is not equivalent to the
historic GMA, implying that they are two
very different or separate awards that share
the same name, leading to confusion.
● The Honor GMA is a valuable and significant goal for boys but it is not attainable
for those who did not complete Ranger Kids
or did not join the program until the 6th
grade or later. Many boys are therefore
discouraged from continuing with the program long‐ term since they see the new
“highest award” as unattainable for them.
SOLUTION:
1. Move the GMA to a new position in the
advancement system that is similar to the
historic role and significance of this award.
a. Boys may earn the GMA by earning the
highest award in any TWO age groups (with
a minimum age of 12 years & completion of
the Capstone Project).
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2. Create an intermediate step to earning
the Honor GMA and name both awards in
such a way as to represent them as embellishments on the GMA rather than separate
awards.
a. Boys may earn the “GMA with Merit” by
earning the highest award in any THREE age
groups.
b. Boys may earn the “GMA with Honors” (formerly Honor GMA) by earning the
highest award in all FOUR age groups.
3. Rename all three annual awards in Adventure Rangers to something new to completely disassociate them from the BMA,
SMA, and GMA awards of 2002 & 2010:
a. AR Year 1 BMA will become “Adventure
Bronze Award.”
b. AR Year 2 SMA will become “Adventure
Silver Award.”
c. AR Year 3 GMA will become “Adventure
Gold Award.”
ADVANTAGES:
1. Re‐establishes the GMA in a position of
significance comparable to the historic GMA
(completion of two age groups).
2. Maintains the GMA as the most significant award in the program, with the GMA
with Merit and GMA with Honors awards
being represented as “embellishments” to
the GMA.
3. Older boys can earn the GMA without
participating in DR (or working back in previous groups).
4. A minimum age of 12 yrs retains the
traditional standard of the GMA.
5. Maintains the “GMA with Honors” (Honor GMA) in its current role as representing completion of the entire program.
6. Provides intermediate steps of recognition for boys who may never earn the GMA
with Honors but still qualify for an award
beyond the GMA (i.e. the GMA with Merit).
7. Establishes a direct equivalency between
the highest awards in RR and those of Girls
Ministries.
a. GMA = Bronze Medal of Honor
b. GMA with Merit = Silver Medal of Honor
c. GMA with Honors = Gold Medal of Honor
National Ranger Leadership Issues
New Guidelines Effective in 2017
for the Gold Medal of Achievement
SIGNIFICANT FACTORS:
● It would still be true that the GMA is
technically not the highest award in the
program, and that the GMA with Merit
and GMA with Honors are actually higher (as was the case with Buffalos prior to
2010), but the comparative equivalency
between the new GMA and the historic
GMA would likely be perceived as an
acceptable restoration of the prominence of the GMA, even if it’s not the
“absolute highest” award available.
Furthermore, we will celebrate the GMA
as the “most significant” award in the
program, with the other two being
“embellishments” to it rather than separate awards.
● All regular requirements for AR advancement awards will remain unchanged. Only the names of the awards
will change.
● Silver Buffalo awards will remain a
part of Adventure Rangers, worn on the
Adventure Gold award. Buffalos will
not be associated with any of the GMA
series of awards.
● The Capstone Project will remain
unchanged, and still be required for the
GMA.
INSIGNIA
1. Insignia for all the three GMA awards
(GMA, GMA with Merit, and GMA with
Honors) will utilize the same current
GMA ribbon, medal, and patch, with (1)
star being worn on the ribbon & medal
to signify “with merit” and (2) stars to
signify “with honors”. No special insignia will be available to represent the
merit or honors embellishments on the
GMA patch.
2. Only the highest award from the
GMA series may be worn, to signify that
they are three versions of the same
award, not three separate awards.
3. Medals insignia for the new AR
awards:
a. Adventure Bronze Award – blue &
white ribbon with AR pendant.
b. Adventure Silver Award ‐ red &
c. Adventure Gold Award ‐ purple &
4. The GMA (with or without merit or
honors) will be worn in the #3 position in
the medals and ribbons order of wear,
after the medals of valor and courage.
IMPLEMENTATION & TRANSITION
1. These changes will take effect in the
spring/summer of 2016, as soon as the
new award insignia becomes available.
Updated Discovery and Adventure Rangers handbooks will be available at that
time. Updated Expedition Rangers
handbooks and Leader Manual will be
available some time later, as determined
by current inventory. Award applications
on the national web site will also be updated at that time.
2. From this date through 12/31/16,
boys have the option of earning the current 2010 GMA (with the Capstone Project) or the 2016 Adventure Gold award
(without the Capstone Project). After
12/31/16 the 2010 GMA will no longer be
available.
3. From this date through 12/31/16 boys
have the option of earning the BMA and
SMA awards or the Adventure Bronze
and Adventure Silver awards. After
12/31/16 the BMA and SMA awards will
no longer be available.
4. Boys who have earned the BMA and
SMA awards may continue to wear them
or wear the new Adventure Bronze &
Adventure Silver awards (but they cannot
wear both).
5. Boys who have earned the 2010 GMA
will still be considered GMA recipients
but must earn the highest award in three
age groups to qualify for the GMA with
Merit, and all four for GMA with Honors.
That is, the 2010 GMA represents the
completion of (1) age group, not (2).
6. Boys who have earned the 2010 Honor GMA may continue to wear that insignia or the GMA with Honors insignia
(but they cannot wear both).
Calling All Frontiersmen!
Frontiersman Camping Fellowship
Blue Ridge Chapter
Fall Trace
‘Great Adventure’
September 23-25, 2016
“Chick n’ Will Farm”
Brightwood, Va.
Trace schedule and registration
information is available on line at
www.potomacrangers.org
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Stand Up and Be Counted
Outpost Charters Up for Annual Renewal
I
t’s time to charter your outpost
for the 2016-2017 Ranger year.
The charter year is Sept. 1
through Aug. 31 (traditional
school year). The charter processing period will be Aug. 15 Oct. 31 for all established outposts.
All charter renewals should be
submitted during this time, although charters submitted after
Oct. 31 will be accepted.
There’s never a wrong time to
charter your outpost for the year,
and every day you delay you are
really costing your church more to
operate Royal Ranger ministry
than is necessary.
Chartering is a beneficial program that allows churches to receive discounts and exclusive resources when they register
(charter) their Royal Rangers program with the national office.
Chartering provides important
information to the national Royal
Rangers ministry that enables
them to monitor and shape the
success and well-being of Royal
Rangers and supports the ongoing
development and improvement of
the ministry.
For additional information on
chartering visit the chartering
FAQ page on the national Royal
Rangers website at
www.royalrangers.com.
The benefits of chartering are
many. The greatest, of course, is
that you benefit from the services
provided by the national and district leadership teams as they endeavor to continually improve and
grow Royal Rangers for local
church success.
The following list illustrates the
many benefits of chartering available to you and your outpost.
 15% discount on Ranger gear when
ordered via the Ranger Online Superstore
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Where, How, and When
 15% discount on all national and regional
training events
 15% discount on national and regional
activities like Camporama, Rendezvous,
national LEAD Conference, and more.
 15% discount on district training events
 15% discount on select district Royal
Rangers activities and events
 Each chartered member of your outpost
will receive a copy of the Rangers NOW
newsletter, the National Royal Rangers Ministry's official print communication piece.
 Your outpost will get one free copy of the
Outpost Promotional Kit, which is full of
resources like promotional videos, reproducible touch cards, clip art, customizable banners to advertise your ministry and/or decorate your meeting rooms, and more!
 Access to download Outpost Navigator, a
data-tracking tool to record and track boys’
and leaders’ advancements
 An official outpost number to wear on
your uniform
 Chartered outposts are included in the
search results for the "Outpost Locator"
search feature on the national web site.
As you can see, the benefits of
chartering are huge! The discount
on products and events alone
should well exceed the cost of
chartering.
Chartering can be completed
online at www.royalrangers.com.
Information can be submitted
online and fees processed using
the church’s (or individual’s) preferred payment card. The discounts and charter benefits are
available 24-48 hours after online
processing. For your ease of use,
the charter information is stored
on a secure database that allows
quick processing in future years as
relevant fields are automatically
populated. You simply verify or
update the information.
Those wishing to print a completed form and mail payment by
check may do so. Please note, due
to the additional data entry of mail
in forms, an additional $15 processing fee will apply. Once the
charter is processed by the national office, the discounts and chartering benefits will be available in
approximately 24 - 48 hours.
New outposts may charter at
anytime of the year, and fees for
their first charter period will be
prorated. All outposts that have
not chartered within the last five
years will be considered a new
charter. Outposts that have chartered within the past five years
and submit their charter and payment after Oct. 31 will not be prorated.
The only outstanding question
is, “Should I charter my outpost?”
The answer, of course, is, “Yes!”
Chartering not only makes you a
nationwide partner in a biblical
cause but also offers you and your
outpost benefits that far exceed the
cost of the charter. It is simply
more cost effective to charter than
not.
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DISTRICT NEWS & INFORMATION
Commanders Complete Training … Under the instruction of Cmdr. Jim Magill (inset photo), Outpost 262
completed Ranger Basics training for all the outpost’s leadership on May 14. Graduates are pictured (l. to r.): Joe Szeleky,
Bob Hendricks, Doug Schafer, (in front) Alan Smeltzer, Eric Lemon, Gary Groves, Roberto Rice, Tracy Groves, Dave Hawkins, Art Saxton and Eurice Moody.
REGIONAL ‘ROUND UP’ …
Congratulations 2016 Elite Camp Graduates
Six Rangers from five outposts graduated from Potomac District’s Elite
Junior Leadership—or Saber Camp—held April 8-9 at Pasadena Assembly of God in Pasadena, Md. Elite Camp graduates were (from left to
right) Jarod Mazer, Outpost 89; Cameron Haddock, Outpost 56; David
Kopp, Outpost 6; Gerald Koon, Outpost 65; Joshua Powis, Outpost
6; and Daniel Bolen, Outpost 373. These six young men are the “best of
the best” of the Potomac District. They have attended five Junior Leadership Training camps and earned their Gold Medal of Achievement.
“Cow Poke” Phil Georg, training
coordinator for Potomac District
Royal Rangers, is pictured in distinctive ranch attire for the western-themed banquet at this year’s
Northeast Regional Commanders
Conference held in Harrisburg, Pa.
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DISTRICT NEWS & INFORMATION
Royal Ranger
Alumni News
RANGER KIDS ARE CHAMPS … Rangers and leaders from Outpost
262 in Ellicott City, Md., show off their awards from the Eastern Section Ranger
Kids Field Day held June 4 at Ellicott City Assembly of God.
T
he Royal Ranger Alumni
(RRA) in Potomac District
continues to grow! Congratulations and welcome to
Richard “Gray Beaver” Findley
and Ronald L. Miller who’ve re-
cently joined RRA.
RRA Applications
As a reminder for those interested in joining RRA, all applications should be sent directly to
Potomac District’s RRA president
(with a photo please). Do not
send RRA applications to the
Royal Rangers National Office.
The RRA application is available
on the Potomac District Royal
Ranger website:
www.potomacrangers.org. If you
have any questions or would like
additional information regarding
RRA, please call Gary Groves at
(410) 428-5317.
POW WOW WINNERS … Rangers and leaders from Outpost 262 at Ellicott City Assembly of God in Ellicott City, Md., display awards they achieved
during Eastern Section’s Pow Wow held April 29-May 1, to include 2nd place in
fire craft for both Discovery Rangers and Adventure Rangers, as well as 1st
place in fire craft overall. The outpost also took 3rd place in campsite inspection.
Pictured (l. to r.) are Ranger dad Roberto Rice, Discovery Ranger Gabe Guevera, Adventure Ranger Jamar Parker, and Outpost Councilman Gary Groves.
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RRA Background
The Royal Ranger Alumni
(RRA) program was recently inaugurated to provide a method
by which Ranger leaders (age 55
See ALUMNI on page 11
Potomac Royal Rangers
& Men’s Ministries
2016 Calendar
JANUARY
29-30 Regional Commander’s Conference, Harrisburg, PA
FEBRUARY
1-7 Men’s Ministries One Voice Conference
12-13 District Staff Meeting, Fredericksburg, Va.
MARCH
10-12 National RR LEAD Conference
17-19 Extreme Makeover
APRIL
1-3 FCF Spring Trace
4-12 Light-for-the-Lost Banquets
MAY
21 Projects Unlimited Golf Tournament
JUNE
10-12 Junior Leadership Training Camp
18 Men’s Ministries Motorcycle Ride
(South-Colonial Heights)
JULY
18-22 National Camporama
AUGUST
4-7 District Pow Wow, Camp Rock Enon, Gore, Va.
SEPTEMBER
ALUMNI
(Continued from page 10)
plus) may continue to serve as a
vital part of the Royal Rangers
Ministry.
RRA provides an opportunity
for leaders to share their
knowledge, expertise and experiences with boys and local commanders. The RRA provides the
opportunity for you to continue
to be involved in Rangers as your
time permits.
Royal Rangers leaders upon
reaching retirement age or when
medical problems or other reasons prohibit them from serving
as a commander, may feel they no
longer have a part in Royal Rangers ministry. This is certainly not
the case, as many of these leaders
have a wealth of knowledge and
experiences and are willing and
able to serve on a limited basis.
RRA will provide the structure by which these Royal Rangers leaders may continue to be a
vital part of Royal Rangers and
assist their districts on their time
schedule. The objective of the
RRA is to provide opportunities
for service and ministry for former/retired Royal Rangers leaders.
Those interested in joining the
ranks of the Royal Ranger Alumni can contact their sectional commander or sectional RRA coordinator for assistance.
10 Men’s Ministries Motorcycle Ride
(North-Winchester-Cumberland)
23-25 FCF Fall Adventure
OCTOBER
8 District Staff Meeting
14-15 Men’s Conference
NOVEMBER
12 Regional Royal Rangers Business Meeting
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POTOMAC DISTRICT ROYAL RANGERS STAFF
EXECUTIVE STAFF
Rev. Bobby Basham - Executive Director
166 Serviceberry Ct. Stephens City, VA 22655
[email protected] (540) 869-8432
Bob Blessing - District Commander
304 Lincoln Ave., St. Michaels, MD 21663
Homer Kitchen - Deputy District Commander
8614 Apple Harvest Dr. Gerrardstown, WV 25420
Seth Van de Ven - Deputy District Commander
9816 Hampton Lane, Fairfax, VA 22030
Mark Brannon - FCF Chapter President
2815 Angus Chase Lane, Huntingtown, MD 20639
Harry Hawthorne - Pow Wow Coordinator
3005 Lochary Rd. Bel Air, MD 21015
Dale Eger - Special Aide de Camp
3720 Benson Ave., Baltimore, MD 21227
Phil Georg - Training Coordinator
111 East H St. Brunswick, MD 21716
Nate Hawthorne - Junior Aide de Camp
3005 Lochary Rd. Bel Air, MD 21015
Craig Powis - Junior Training Coordinator
100 Kingbrook Rd. Linthicum, MD 21090
Tommy Horton - Junior Aide de Camp
5719 Amelia Springs Circle Haymarket, VA 20169
Chris Basham - Media/Productions
166 Serviceberry Ct. Stephens City, VA 22655
Cliff Jewell - Staff Advisor
9150 James Madison Hwy. Warrenton, VA 20186
Gary Wagner - Publications/Outreach Coordinator
3905 Swanson Ct. Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Sam Linn - Staff Advisor
1687 McCoys Ford Rd. Front Royal, VA 22630
Mike Cocolin - Missions Coordinator
8413 Elvaton Rd. Millersville, MD 21108
Tracy Groves - Staff Advisor
2340 Liberty Rd. Eldersburg, MD 21784
Gary Groves - RR Alumni President
2326 Liberty Rd. Eldersburg, MD 21784
Dick Aldridge - Staff Advisor
46 Tadcaster Circle Waldorf, MD 20602
Linda Cocolin - Health Officer
8413 Elvaton Rd. Millersville, MD 21108
Brandon Campbell - FCF Scribe
116 Ellis Martinsburg, WV 25404
Tyler Mazer - GMA Coordinator
99 Shenandoah View Dr. Harpers Ferry, WV 25425
David Jimerson - District EMT
4812 Amberjack Ct. Virginia Beach, VA 23464
Isaac Brannon - Special Aide de Camp
2815 Angus Chase Lane, Huntingtown, MD 20639
SECTIONAL COMMANDERS
Mark Craft - Capital Virginia Section
14438 Whisperwood Ct., Dumfries, Va. 22025
Paul Moses - Eastern Section
18 Maple Lane, Elkton, MD 21921
Mark Craft - Capital Maryland Section
14438 Whisperwood Ct., Dumfries, Va. 22025
Robert “Buzz” Gregory - Eastern Shore Section
9260 Hickory Mill Rd. Salisbury, MD 21801
Ken O’Maley - Central Section
11042 Settletown Place Rixeyville, VA 22737
Jerry Sinden - Northeast Section
1805 Milstream Dr. Frederick, MD 21702
Marvin Boswell - Southern Section
P. O. Box 35 Rockville, VA 23146
Northwest Section
Jerry Sinden (Acting)
Phil Vieth - Tidewater North Section
200 Treis Trail Yorktown, VA 23693
Roger Riendeau - Tidewater South Section
7719 Doris Dr. Norfolk, VA 23505
Greg Barr - North Central Section
Box 384, Fort Ashby, WV 26719
Western Section
Greg Barr (Acting)
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http://www.facebook.com/PotomacRangers
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