Scout

Lore & Background

The Scout Movement includes organizations such as the World Organization of the Scout Movement, World Scouts, Traditional Scouting, and various national associations like The Scout Association, Baden-Powell Scouts' Association, and Scouts BSA. Military uses include reconnaissance units such as Blazer's Scouts, United States Army Indian Scouts, Apache Scouts, Cavalry scout, Philippine Scouts, South Pacific Scouts, Scout Sniper, Lovat Scouts, Grey's Scouts, Selous Scouts, Ladakh Scouts, Arunachal Scouts, Sikkim Scouts, Gilgit Baltistan Scouts, Bajaur Scouts, and Chitral Scouts. Equipment includes Scout (aircraft), Scout plane, Scout rifle, Steyr Scout, AD Scout, IAI Scout, Westland Scout, HMS Scout, USS Scout, and Ajax (armoured vehicle). Occupations include Scout (association football), Scout (sport), Scout in artists and repertoire, and Scout or bedder at Oxford University. Transportation includes various aircraft and vehicles such as Aeronca K Scout, Aeryon Scout, American Champion Scout, Eagles Wing Scout, Tennessee Propellers Scout, Scout (autonomous boat), Scout (train), Scout Motor Services, International Scout, and Scout Motors. Arts and entertainment include Scout (1987 film), Scout (comics), Scout as a playable class in Team Fortress 2, and Scout trooper. Other uses include Scout (name), Scout (operating system), Scout (rocket family), Scout (travel website), Scout.com, Mars Scout Program, Scout (toy line), and Scout (Dutch parliament).

Reader's Guide

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Did You Know?

• Scout can also refer to a reconnaissance specialist in the U.S. Marine Corps, known as Scout Sniper.
• The International Scout was an off-road vehicle produced from 1961 to 1980.