A short history of the Sea Rangers

1908-1910
  Scouting for boys and Girl Guides for girls was started
      by  Robert Baden-Powell
1920
  Sea Ranger crews sprang up everywhere. The first     was Golden Hind.
1939-1945 
    During the Second World War many Sea Rangers joined the      Wrens and some even served with the Thames Emergency        Service
1973
    The Girl Guides Association decided that they were no      longer going to have a nautical section but Sea Rangers       decided to carry on and the Sea Ranger Association was        formed
1974
      Cadet Sea Rangers began so that girls could join from the      age of 10
1980
     Sea Rangers celebrated their 60th anniversary at a special    camp at Milton Keynes, which was opened by  the Duchess   of Gloucester
2000
    Sea Rangers celebrated 80 years with a large camp  and   National Sea Ranger Regatta at Longridge Scout Camp on  the River Thames near Marlow
2006
   Another busy year for Sea Rangers with our Water Activities  Weekend including the National Regatta and Cadet Dolphin Trophy which was once again a hugh success
   
 
Queen Elizabeth II pictured in the 1940's as a Sea Ranger
  
Sea Ranger Association Registered Office HQTS 'Lord Amory', 631 Manchester Road, Dollar Bay, London  E14 3NU
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