The Boy Scouts' Unit is known as a TROOP, which is a five-letter word. A TROOP is a group of Boy Scouts that are organized and led by an adult leader. The TROOP is the basic organizational unit of the Boy Scouts of America, and it is typically composed of several patrols of six to eight Scouts. The TROOP meets regularly to plan activities, review advancement requirements, and discuss Scouting topics. The TROOP also participates in outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, and service projects.