once an Eagle, always an Eagle

English

Proverb

once an Eagle, always an Eagle

  1. (Scouting) Once someone has attained the Eagle Scout rank, their possession of the rank should not be referred to in the past tense, regardless of age, and an Eagle Scout cannot ever be stripped of their rank.

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