History
This year the Order of the Arrow was founded.
1915
Section G5 is part of this region.
Gateway Region
Ordeal
NOAC stands for this.
National Order of the Arrow Conference
This appears on the OA sash.
Arrow
These two men founded the OA at Treasure Island Scout Camp.
Dr. E. Urner Goodman and Carroll A. Edson
This annual event is the biggest gathering of lodges in Section G5.
Section Conclave
This is the guide that provides information on Inductions
Guide to Inductions
NOAC is held this often.
2 years (usually)
The red arrow on the OA sash always points in this direction.
Over the right shoulder
This was the original name of the OA
Wimachtendienk
As of 2025, this number of lodges are in Section G5.
6
This is the minimum number of nights of camping required to be eligible for election.
15 nights
This location hosted NOAC 2024.
University of Colorado Boulder
These two sections are directly below G5.
Section G3 and G4.
The year the BSA Executive board officially integrated the OA into the Scouting movement.
1948
What state does Section G5 cover?
This term describes the period of self-reflection during the traditional Ordeal.
"Night of silence" or "silent reflection"
premier training event for arrowmen. (youth and adult)
NLS and DYLC.
They serve as the National Chief of the OA.
Samuel Crowder
This symbol represents the founding location of the OA/
What is the Treasure Island totem / turtle / Delaware River (any acceptable)?
This camp was the host of last year's conclave.
Camp Hansen
This process allows Ordeal members to reaffirm their dedication after 6+ months.
Brotherhood
The first-ever NOAC was held this year.
1948
This award is the OA's highest individual honor for service to Scouting.
Distinguished Service Award (DSA)