Signaler Scout Badge Blue Woven and Bound 1934 to 1967
The Signaller was worn on the Right
arm in between the shoulder and elbow.
A scout could not gain any more than
6 proficiency badges before gaining a First Class scout badge.
To earn this badge a scout must do
the following *
(1) Send and receive a message of not less than 80 letters
at rate of 6 (30 letters per minute) in Semaphore, or rate 4 (20 letters per
minute) by flag in Morse.
(2) Send and receive a similar message in Morse: On
buzzer at rate 5 (25 letters per minute). On lamp at rate 4 (20 letters per minute)
(3) Demonstrate that he knows a recognised
procedure when sending and receiving messages.
Note. 80 per cent. accuracy: be required in all
tests. Outdoor sending and receiving to be not less than 100 yards apart.
Buzzer stations to be in separate rooms.
*The Requirements for each badge varied through issues of POR