youth attending the jamboree. National Exhibits- Exhibits presented by several National associations, the Armed Services and Federal Agencies. Brownsea Island Camp- A recreation of the first Boy Scout camp, started by Baden-Powell in 1907 in England. The Outdoor Adventure Place (TOAP)- A series of events to test scouts' camping skills. disAbilities Awareness- Hands on activated conducted to improve awareness about the challenges disabled persons face. Venturing Underground- The exhibit of the Venturing program that sent boys far underground for a tour of an abandoned coal mine. Duty To God Scouts had to complete the following requirements: Attend a Religious Service Take Part in 3 religious devotionals found in the 2005 Scout Guide. Visit the Religious Relationships exhibit. Lead in Grace before a patrol meal. Meet your Sub-camp Chaplain. 5-K Run Scouts had to complete a 5 Kilometer Run/Walk. United States Surgeon General Richard Carmona took part in this run. Deaths Contractors were hired to assist in the setting up of a large tent in one of the sub-camps at the Jamboree. Some of the adult scout leaders assisted the contractors in setting the poles. Due to the zoning and the length of the pole, the pole made contact with an electric cable. Those that were killed were: Michal J. Shibe from Troop 129, Mike LaCroix from Troop 711, Ronald Bitzer from Troop 129, and Scott Edward Powell. Scott Powell was the Scout Camp Leader at Camp Gorsuch in Chugiak, Alaska and had recently retired to Perrysville, Ohio. Mike Shibe had two sons at the Jamboree and LaCroix had one. References External links 2005 in Virginia 2005 July 2005 events in the United States August 2005 events in the United States