The Big Picture documentary The U.S. Army and the Boy Scouts shows the close relationship between the Army and the Boy Scouts that has existed ever since its founding. Hosted by John Daly, this documentary explores some of the things the Army has done for the Boy Scouts and vice versa. It shows how scouts across the world meet and get to know each other because of the participation of the armed forced. And it explores a partnership of two Boy Scouts, one from America and one from Denmark, as they spend a long winter at Camp Century deep under the frozen surface of Greenland.
The Big Picture documentary The U.S. Army and the Boy Scouts shows the close relationship between the Army and the Boy Scouts that has existed ever since its founding. Hosted by John Daly, this documentary explores some of the things the Army has done for the Boy Scouts and vice versa. It shows how scouts across the world meet and get to know each other because of the participation of the armed forced. And it explores a partnership of two Boy Scouts, one from America and one from Denmark, as they spend a long winter at Camp Century deep under the frozen surface of Greenland.
The total run time of this DVD is 28 minutes. Below are some scenes from this film:
