50 Scouts from 50 States
The National Boy Scout Jamboree pulls together Scouts from all across the United States. Join us on a virtual tour of the event as we talk to Scouts from every state.
If you have comments about our site or can suggest contacts attending the Jamboree who might
have an interesting story, click here to e-mail us!
Order the video
We've compiled all of our video coverage into one edited VHS tape.
You can order a copy for $30 plus $5 shipping and handling. CLICK HERE
to pay online with a credit card using our PayPal account, or call our office at
1-800-877-0500 extension 5658 during business hours (Eastern Time) to order over the phone.
8/25/2001 UPDATE: Finally!!! All of the videos that you have ordered to date have been mailed as of today.
You should receive them this week. Again, thanks for your order! We received 6 times the
number of orders than we expected!
We are duplicating extra copies so it's not too late for your friends to place their orders too!
NOTE: This is not the Jamboree video presold by local BSA councils. It is an edited
compliation of the video shot by fredericksburg.com during the 2001 Boy Scout Jamboree.
Here's who we met:
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MISSISSIPPI
Doug Treanor of Oxford, Miss., explains what a Jamboree Scoutmaster's responsibilities are.
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DELAWARE
Jun-Gid Moy, 16, of Wilmington, Del., challenges fellow Scouts to Chinese poker.
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WYOMING
Karl Heimbuck, 14, of Guernsey, Wyo., cooks dinner for his troop.
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ARIZONA
Blaine Baker of Mesa, Arizona, untangles the American flag at his campsite.
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ARKANSAS
Michael Dicken of Russelville, Ark., explains what the patches on his Scout uniform represent.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Neil McCraw of Spartanburg, S.C., plays with a set of devil sticks before his troop gets ready for the Monday night arena show.
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KANSAS
Jared Oshel shares his patch collection.
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NEBRASKA
Adam Tharp, 17, of Omaha is a co-founder of KP - Kitchen Patrol. Adam and other Scouts from Omaha formed the band while working in a Jamboree kitchen.
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SOUTH DAKOTA
Assistant Scoutmaster Ross Yost of Webster, S.D., keeps his troops in line - and shares plenty of laughs.
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WEST VIRGINIA
Mitch Klein, from Huntington, and troops from West Virginia and Kentucky, survey the damage after the storm.
Adults took over cooking duties after wind blew down their kitchen tent.
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MISSOURI
Robbie Walling's camp became a marsh after nearly two days of rain.
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INDIANA
Michael Smith of South Bend performs a short skit about the red and green Boy Scout socks.
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FLORIDA
Matthew Bendza of Naples, Florida, decides to spend a rainy afternoon at the Jamboree sliding in the mud.
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ALABAMA
Shawn Berry of Birmingham, Ala., decides to clean up around camp after a rainy day.
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LOUISIANA
Curtis Sands of Leesville, Louisiana, gets dinner ready with his patrol.
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NORTH DAKOTA
Anna Kournikova or Angelina Jolie? Jared Kamrowski, 16, and fellow Scouts from Fargo give the nod to Kournikova.
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ILLINOIS
Joe Anderson, 13, of Downers Grove, Ill., masters knot-tying on the Merit Badge Midway.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Cameron Burris of Washington fulfills a requirement for Rock Climbing merit badge by rappelling down a tower at the Jamboree.
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OKLAHOMA
Justin Little of Choctaw, Okla., meets new people at the BMX course.
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MAINE
Matthew McKenney of Portland, Maine, earns his Veterinary Medicine merit badge at the Merit Badge Midway.
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KENTUCKY
Bruce Carter of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, works on the dining hall staff at the Jamboree.
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MARYLAND
Richie Foley of Gaithersburg, Md., rappels down a tower for the first time.
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VERMONT
Paul Connelly of Lower Waterford, Vermont, describes his experience as a Hometown News reporter.
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NEVADA
Eric Gourley of Las Vegas speeds through the motocross course.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
Donald Kilian, 15, of Epson, N.H., finds the hurdles a little more difficult than he expected.
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RHODE ISLAND
Thomas Frezza, 20, of Johnston, R.I., snakes his way across the "possum log," pulling himself along upside down.
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IDAHO
Eagle Scout Sean Bowen, 16, pulls his way up a climbing wall at the Jamboree
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TENNESSEE
Jay Smith, 16, of Chatanooga, Tenn., braves the Army climbing wall at the Jamboree.
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WASHINGTON STATE
Phil Tukey, 21, of Yakima, Wash., works his way through a confidence-building obstacle course. Tukey is an Eagle Scout with Troop 251.
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NORTH CAROLINA
Nicholas Long of Henderson, N.C., takes a spin on the rope swing.
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MASSACHUSETTS
Douglas Hawley, 18, of Springfield, Mass., passes the time with his Troop 179 friends by playing Frisbee before going into the arena show.
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VIRGINIA
Morgan Woodard of Front Royal, Virginia, learns what it's like to be disabled during a game of wheelchair basketball.
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GEORGIA
David Ford of Gainesville, Georgia, is a kayaking instructor.
He started kayaking at 14, and has competed on a Junior Olympics team.
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MICHIGAN
Kevin Estell, 13, of Detroit has a difficult day at the fishing lake.
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WISCONSIN
Jim Peterson of Wausau, Wis., learns the fine art of patch trading.
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NEW JERSEY
Glen Rock, N.J., teen cools off other Scouts by launching water balloons from the Pioneering
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ALASKA
Matthew Adams of Seward, Alaska, trades patches. He said that Alaskan patches are a hot item here.
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PENNSYLVANIA
David Heberling of Pittsburgh soars above the Jamboree at the Sea Scouts exhibit.
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MONTANA
Tij Vonnieda of Absarokee, Mont., has to trust his teammates during a confidence course.
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NEW YORK
Matt Bremy of Marilla, N.Y., signs a pledge to avoid drugs and alcohol.
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UTAH
Andrew Later of Salt Lake City, Utah, practices shooting a shotgun.
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MINNESOTA
Paul and Denice Cousineau of Minneapolis work in the Scout shop at the Jamboree selling souvenirs, uniform parts, sleeping
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HAWAII
Reyn Yamashiro, 16, of Hilo, Hawaii, is a member of Troop 901.
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COLORADO
Tim Burchett, 16, an Eagle Scout from Boulder, Colo., is also the Western Region Venture president
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CALIFORNIA
Kevin Friedrich started playing bagpipes about a year ago.
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CONNECTICUT
Brian Beluscsak, 16, of Waterbury, Conn., spent part of his first day at the Jamboree walking a rope bridge in the pioneering station.
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NEW MEXICO
Mike Molony, 51, of Albuquerque, N.M., runs the morning show on the Scout radio station. Molony is an Eagle Scout.
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OHIO
Erica Sheehan, 17, of North Olmstead, Ohio, spends time at the Jamboree recruiting new members for the Venturers.
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IOWA
Ryan Simpson of Cedar Rapids explains the gateway to his troop's camp. Each troop builds a gateway that helps other Scouts and visitors identify them.
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Order the video
We've compiled all of our video coverage into one edited VHS tape.
You can order a copy for $30 plus $5 shipping and handling. CLICK HERE
to pay online with a credit card using our PayPal account, or call our office at
1-800-877-0500 extension 5658 during business hours (Eastern Time) to order over the phone.
8/25/2001 UPDATE: Finally!!! All of the videos that you have ordered to date have been mailed as of today.
You should receive them this week. Again, thanks for your order! We received 6 times the
number of orders than we expected!
We are duplicating extra copies so it's not too late for your friends to place their orders too!
NOTE: This is not the Jamboree video presold by local BSA councils. It is an edited
compliation of the video shot by fredericksburg.com during the 2001 Boy Scout Jamboree.
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