| Troop 400 Salute's Our Eagle ScoutsAbout the Eagle Scout RankSince the Eagle Scout rank was introduced in 1911, Eagle Scouts have come to be recognized as responsible young men who have developed the qualities of leadership, self reliance and fitness. The eagle Scout rank carries with it a special significance, not only in Scouting, but also in higher education, business and community serving organizations. The award is a performance based achievement whose standards have been well maintained over the years. Approximately 4% of young men who enter Scouting earn the rank of Eagle Scout. To earn the Eagle Scout rank, the highest advancement rank in Scouting, a Boy Scout must fulfill requirements in the area of leadership, service, outdoor and life skills.
The Eagle Scouts of Troop 400 2017 2016- Andrew Hand
- Shawn Castillow
- Sean OHern
- Jack Northrup
2015- Daniel Wilson
- Ryan Medina
- Thomas Wong
2014- Zach Pannell
- Joe Watkins
- Riley Bitely
- Andrew Hart
2013- John Samoluk
- Stephen Righter
- Donald Cunningham
- Jake Butler
2012- Charlie Liggett
- Tyler Moser
- Bryant Moore
2011- Cameron Beal
- Derrick Beal
- Michael Kelley
- Dalton Davis
- Tanner Hickman
- Garret Murray
2010- Ryan Funk
- Nathaniel Eby
- Seth Jones
- Douglas Wilson
- Jon Smidt
2009- Daniel Watkins
- Andrew Peterson
- Drew Simpson
2008- Chris Geary
- Steven Houser
- Nathan Wolverton
- Chris Werre
- Skylar McDaniel
2007- John Hancock
- Will Surrat
- Greg Platt
2006- Cameron Coffman
- Greg Watkins
- Dale Keebler
- Carl Shouppe
2005- Matt Smidt
- Chris Rigby
- Joseph Wuest
- Brett Davison
- Joseph James
- Brad Brock
2004- Rusty Kohler
- Jared Davis
- Jason June
2003- Johnathan Davis
- Bryan Mixon
- Alex Mucci
- Ben Posey
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