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Explanation of the identification marks worn on the scout uniform to recognize the scout, his position, and other details. Includes general marks, unit marks, position marks, skill marks, and various specific insignias for different genders and levels.

Description of the general mark which is the easiest to identify, including the head orientation for male scouts and the use of a red closure mark for male scouts and a red circle for female scouts. Also, the standard use of a scarf/handkerchief.

Explanation of the unit marks that indicate the scout's origin, including troop names based on animals or flowers. Male troop markings are square with a white base on the left arm, while female troop markings are circular with a white base on the left arm. Also, the placement of troop numbers and group codes.

Details of the position marks showing the position of the scout within the organization, with yellow marks for leadership roles and specific strips for different deputy positions. These marks are worn on the shirt pocket.

Explanation of the skill marks indicating the scout's abilities, featuring coconut flower symbols for different levels of proficiency in various skills. These marks are placed on the left sleeve under the troop mark.

Information on the awards marks given to scouts for their contributions or achievements, such as the Garuda Scout Medal, which is the highest achievement. These marks are worn during official ceremonies and are awarded for exemplary behavior and participation in various activities.