Aids to Scouting

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Aids to Scouting is a military reconnaissance manual by Robert Baden-Powell that later inspired the principles and activities of the Scouting movement.

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instanceOf book
military manual
reconnaissance manual
author Robert Baden-Powell
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creatorOccupation British Army officer
creatorRole founder of the Scouting movement
followedBy Scouting for Boys
genre military non-fiction
hasInfluenceOn Scouting for Boys
hasLegacy basis for many scouting skills curricula
historical document of British military scouting practice
hasPart fieldcraft instructions
practical exercises
signalling instructions
sketching and mapping guidance
tracking lessons
historicalContext Second Boer War era
inspired Boy Scouts
linked to: Scouts and Guides

Scouting movement
youth scouting activities
intendedAudience army scouts
military personnel
language English
mainSubject military reconnaissance
observation
scouting techniques
survival skills
tracking
notableFor influencing early Scout training methods
transition from military scouting to youth scouting
placeOfPublication London
linked to: London, England
publicationYear 1899
publisher Gale & Polden
timePeriod late 19th century
usedBy British Army officers

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Robert Baden-Powell notableWork Aids to Scouting
Scouting for Boys inspiredBy Baden-Powell's book "Aids to Scouting"
linked to: Aids to Scouting