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Summary (Earning the Eagle)
- Earning the Eagle requires many documented procedural steps that should be followed precisely, such as using official paperwork and getting approvals signed in the correct order and by the correct people.
- The Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project, which benefits the community or non-profit organization, is planned, developed, organized, led, and documented by the boy.
- The completed Eagle Scout Rank Application and the Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project Workbook are submitted in preparation for a special Eagle Board of Review, which may be held by the local council or district.
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