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Royal Rangers
From 1966 George Davis, international commander for the Royal Rangers in Latin America, and Juan Romero, training coordinator, promoted the work among young boys with conventions and prepared study materials. Harold Calkins, in El Salvador, prepared Bible studies for the boys.
When Eugene Hunt and his wife Caroline arrived in the Dominican Republic in 1971, he felt a great burden for the boys and adolescent males. In 1973 he carried out the first camp meeting with guest Robert Turnbull. The Royal Rangers was organized at a national level with Hunt as the commander. After about one year there were 200 members of this program, and Hunt translated the leadership manual into Spanish.
