March 10, 2024
Greetings Royal Ranger Leaders (and FCF Candidates),
In keeping with our recent tradition, the Spring Trace is open to all Royal Rangers, regardless of FCF status. This will give everyone a chance to experience what life was like on the New York frontier when we were still loyal subjects of the British Empire, a “living history” experience.
To better acquaint ourselves with the historical period we are endeavoring to recreate, namely the French and Indian War (1754 – 1763), we will start featuring historical events that occurred in New York State. Events that helped shape our continent. The 2024 Spring Trace will see us focusing on the Battle of Fort Oswego (1756).
Special note to anyone looking to either join FCF or advance:
- Wilderness – due to the efforts required to provide the Wilderness Experience this will only be offered in our Chapter at our members only Fall Trace. To help you prepare, however, the requirements are still included in the Trace packet (pg 10).
- Frontiersmen and Buckskin applicants, please note the requirements detailed in the Trace packet (pages 8-9) and submit your applications by the stated deadline.
Our guest speaker for the weekend is Alex Haima. Alex grew up in the NY District Royal Rangers and earned the GMA, Saber and achieved Wilderness status in FCF.
Please review the entire Spring ‘24 Trace Packet, especially page 3 which details important changes to our registration process, along with important notices.
Also, please note that we will have a shared meal on Saturday evening to build our community and honor those who have accepted the challenge by attempting to join FCF or advance to Buckskin.
The following attachments are included with this email:
- Spring 2024 Trace Packet (Includes links to relevant forms)
- Flyer to promote the event
- Electronic version of the registration form
- RR Event Screening Application Form 2024-04-23.XLSX
- RR Event Screening Application Form 2024-04-23 pdf version.PDF
- Hard copies of the Permission and Medical forms are included in the packet, however, electronic versions are also available on the NY District Web Site at: https://nyroyalrangers.org/fcf/
Please keep the Spring Trace in prayer.
In His Service,
Paul Ronca – Colonials Territory, Adirondack Chapter FCF President