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1920 - 1929: A Decade of Firsts
1920 - 1929: A Decade of Firsts
In 1924, the first achievement badges are earned by physically disabled Scouts.
The first National Training Conference for Scout Executives is held at Bear Mountain in New Jersey.
The first World Jamboree is held in England and attended by Scouts from 32 countries.
The first International Conference of Scout Leaders is held in conjunction with the Jamboree.