1 The Beret is Worn with Class A, Class B, and Class C Uniforms.  Edge binding 1 inch above eyebrows and straight across forehead. Center the flash ad the stiffener above the left eye. Pull excess material between the top an middle of right ear.
The mountain pine beetle is a naturally occurring insect of the Rocky Mountain ecosystem. These small cylindrical insects attack and kill mature trees by boring through the bark and mining the phloem-the layer between the bark and wood of the tree.
The ambrosia beetle also attacks weakened or stressed trees, while the flatheaded western cedar borer, a buprestid beetle, poses a threat to healthy Western red cedars. These beetles eat the treesâ foliage and lay their eggs beneath the bark, causing the larvae to bore their way through the treesâ branches.