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2900 Joe Pagnutti, RRMC RMC, Class of 1952 Joe Peter Pagnutti, 93, of Ottawa, Ontario, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, January 4, 2022. Born in Fort William (Thunder Bay), Ontario, Joe became hooked on aviation when he saw a flying circus performance as a youth. Reading books by Jules Verne got him interested in space.…

2022 Sandhurst Competition Begins 29-30 April at USMA

It wasn’t until 1975 that the competition began to resemble its current form with teams taking part in different challenges to test their military skills. Sandhurst was only an internal West Point competition until 1992 when ROTC teams began competing, and in 1993 RMAS began taking part annually. The Royal Military College of Canada (RMC-Canada) joined in 1997 and since 2002 the competition has featured a diverse group of international teams as well as the Naval, Coast Guard and Air Force academies and ROTC teams from throughout the country.

Alumni in the News

S151 Hugh Segal in conversation with the Kingstonian Project

XXIII RMC Alumni Association Legacy Dinner – Thursday 15 September 2022

Tickets are now available for the 23rd Annual RMC Alumni Association Legacy Dinner. 

RMC Combat Weapons Team competes in the 2022 Relentless Warrior Championship

The RMC Combat Weapons Team (CWT) uses small arms training to develop necessary skills for junior officers of the Canadian Armed Forces. Using operationally relevant training methods to develop proficiency with rifles, handguns, and shotguns, the team provides its members with an environment that fosters discipline, critical thinking, and problem solving to form more confident and competent leaders, both in garrison and in combat.

Arctic Operations Course addresses emerging Arctic challenges

Article originally published in Army News https://bit.ly/3r6ldMh By Captain Michael MacNeill, Public Affairs Officer, Combat Training Centre Headquarters While Canadians have a reputation abroad for being able to live with cold winters, relatively few of us have experienced Arctic temperatures. Maybe those bragging rights should only belong to those living in Canada’s far North and…

RCN working to increase enrollment and examine sailor workload

Article originally published in Navy News (https://bit.ly/3v01zSX) The Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) is short roughly 1,000 personnel and leadership is fully aware that our sailors often feel the impacts. This can lead to challenges such as burnout from maintaining a high operational tempo, training delays and lack of consistency in work-life balance. To address these problems,…

RCAF Announces 2024 Logo

“The motto for the Centennial is ‘Your Air Force,’” says CWO Hall. “ We want RCAF members, their families and Canadians across the country to feel proud of Their Air Force.”

RMC Band is Back!

We have found new meaning in what used to be taken for granted. We have learned it was never just about the music. It was about setting aside some time every week to dedicate to slow but steady improvement, having a way to give back to the college, and catching up with friends in the whirlwind of academics.

The RMC Wall of Honour Committee is pleased to announce the 2022 Honourees

The RMC Wall of Honour Committee is pleased to announce the 2022 Honourees

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Struck off Strength

RMC Reunion Weekend 2022 Tentative Schedule of Events

* Please note that this schedule is subject to approval and could change, or be canceled at any time based on Local, Provincial, and Federal COVID-19 regulations.  All times are approximate based on 2019 timings and may be changed*

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