- Rover Scout
- Explorer Scout
- Emergency Service
Fig. 1: AS-12-Front
- Size: 93 mm x 43 mm
- Shape: Wing
- Material: Twill
- Border: Cut-edge blue
- Background: Powder Blue
- Lettering Color: Red
- Design: Plane with 1 Red Propeller & white FDL
Fig. 2: AS-12-Reverse
- Back: Gauze reinforced starched
Fig. 3: AS-12-mve1-Front
- Size: 93 mm x 43 mm
- Shape: Wing
- Material: Twill
- Border: Cut-edge blue
- Background: Powder Blue
- Lettering Color: Red
- Design: Plane with 1 Red Propeller & white FDL
Fig. 4: AS-12-mve1-Reverse
Item Name: Air Scout Apprentice
Item ID: AS-12
Collector Rating: 0
Requirements (1942-46)
I. Be 15 years old
II. Know and put into practice in your daily life the Scout Oath and Law, and know the Scout Motto, Sign, and Salute, and the significance of the Badge and Uniform.
III. Outline the 10 basic rules of air safety
IV. Demonstrate your interest by making at least one model airplane.
V. Know the customary forms of respect to The Flag of the United States and know its history and composition
VI. Demonstrate with ropes the following knots useful in aeronautics: a) three ways to tying two ropes together (square knot, sheet bend and carrick bend); b) three ways of tying rope to an object (slip, timber hitch and pipe hitch); c) a bowline, a barrel sling, and a sheepshank.
VII. Present the written consent of your parents Present evidence of having an official Senior Scout medical examination.
Requirements (1947-49)
1. Present Air Scout Application and evidence of physical check-up, together with a list of the hobbies, skills and sports which interest him, and an outline record of his aviation and camping experience, if any.
2. Know the Scout Oath and the Scout Law, and interpret to his Squadron Leader their practical meaning in his daily life and in his life plans
3. In a Squadron Ceremony, formally declare adherence to the Scout Oath and Law, and allegiance to the United States of America and to its flag.