“I want to be thought of by our people as an experienced commander who has been there, understood those risks, felt fear as all of us do, and ensure our people have the confidence and the equipment to be successful,” 12320 Lt. Gen. Walter Natynczyk (RRMC CMR ’79) – Incoming CDS
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“I was thrilled to have been able to witness the re-opening of this important institution. The re-opening of RMC St-Jean exemplifies our government’s commitment to getting things done right to provide the best education and training for our Canadian Forces members”.
Peter MacKay – Minister of National Defence more…
“I am looking forward to the opportunity of being a part of the rich and storied tradition of the Royal Military College and its’ basketball program”,
Scott James – New RMC (M) Basketball Coach more…
“The generals are important, but I didn’t want to write another top-down book that is given away as a gift at regimental functions but never actually read. I wanted to write something that a soldier of today could pick up and be interested in.”
Col. Bernd Horne, adjunct professor at Royal Military College
“At the end of the day, as the commander I am ultimately responsible for doing what’s right – and making these relatively minor changes are the right thing to do,”
Lt. Gen. Franklin “Buster” Hagenbeck – Superintendent, USMA
Cadet McLaughlin explains one of many West Point superstitions. “If it rains on a graduating class, that class deploys to a new place,” she said. “If it’s good weather, that means we’re not going to war with another country.”
Cadet McLaughlin, West Point Cadet more…