scouting (reconnaissance)

"Explores scouts, the men and women who opened up the West, including early scouts like Sacagawea, other famous scouts like Kit Carson, and the maps and trails that scouts helped create that changed the American landscape"--Provided by publisher.

Studies Kit Carson's involvement with Native Americans in the nineteenth century.

Anecdotes detail a Confederate soldier's life in the Civil War as he becomes a crack shot, leader, and an escaped POW.

Chronicles the life of Kit Carson, a frontiersman who survived the hardships of the Wild West.

Recounts the life and varied achievements of Kit Carson--the trapper, Indian fighter, guide, and buffalo hunter until the fall of 1856.

A biography of Jim Bridger, a pioneer trapper, trader, and guide who discovered the trails which would be used by the Pony Express and the Union Pacific Railroad.

Examines the Special Ops unit of the United State Marine Corps, their training program, and search and rescue missions behind enemy lines.

Scout Sister Bear and Scout Brother Bear gather clues in order to solve the mystery of their missing merit badges.

Recounts the life story of the influential Paiute woman who fought for justice and a better life for her people.