OUTDOOR PREPAREDNESS
Night Ops
training.
Small skills. Build confidence.
Practice a little every day.
Build your
field skills.
Choose an area to practice. Every completed step brings you closer to Night Ops ready.
Read the short mission, then ask a leader when you are unsure.
Skills stick when you try them together, slowly and safely.
Use your next practice to get help with the part that feels tricky.
Bag Check.
Get ready for Night Ops.
Use your troop’s official event list first; this is a practice check for common field essentials.
FRIENDLY TROOP CHALLENGE
Practice leaderboard
Cheer on your friends. A troop leader can decide whether there is a prize.
Ready for
Night Ops?
Your training is underway.
Complete skills and prep your pack to be ready for the field.
Skill progress
What to focus on nextYour Night Ops notes
Adventure begins with preparation.
Night Ops is an overnight, team-based outdoor challenge. Patrols practice navigation, communication, first aid, fire safety, teamwork, and outdoor skills so they can solve challenges calmly after dark.
Event times and exact competitions are set by each local Night Ops event, so check your troop’s current event packet. American Heritage Girls is a Christ-centered program that helps girls grow in faith, service, leadership, and a love for God while learning practical outdoor skills.
Night Ops schedule.
Sign in to see troop practices, announcements, and questions. Only approved Night Ops leads can publish schedule details or announcements.
Upcoming practices
Date · time · locationAnnouncements from Night Ops leads
Questions for the leads
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Your Night Ops account
Daily practice reminder
Get a browser nudge to practice one small skill each day.