Meet the Branches
Meet the Branches is a regular feature introducing RMC Alumni Association Branches across Canada.
They Proudly Served – Lt (N) Yuna Hur CMR/ RMC Class of 2013
Yuna Hur thought that after high school, she would pursue her education in fashion management to become a fashion entrepreneur. She had even applied to study fashion management in the United States. Her life took an unexpected turn after joining her friends on a visit to the CAF Recruitment centre.
The Class of 1979 Remembers – How’d He Get In There?
A lot of things were different back in the 70s when we were going to RMC, but even in the four years that we were there, things had already started to change. On one weekend “away” trip to play hockey against McMaster University and Ryerson, we found out…
Deaths | Décès
4108 Michael Reimann Michael (never ‘Mike’) was born in London and came to Canada in 1952. He attended St. George’s School, Royal Roads and Royal Military College. He served in the Royal Canadian Navy before earning a PHD in Applied Mechanics from UBC. He shared his lifelong love of the sea and boats with his…
In This Issue 19 / Dans ce numéro 19
ISSN 2562-5071 In This Issue 19 / Dans ce numéro 19 Table of Contents / Table des matière RMC Wall of Honour: How YOU can Nominate a Candidate for recognition in 2022 / Mur d’honneur du RMC: Comment VOUS pouvez proposer un candidat en 2022 Nominations Now Open for Athletics Wall of Distinction 2022 /…
Alumni Making the News / Des anciens font l’actualité
The articles included below do not represent all military college alumni in the news. If you know of a news-worthy individual that we missed or you’d like to add a story of your own, please contact us at [email protected]. Thank you. // Les articles inclus ci-dessous ne représentent pas tous les anciens étudiants des collèges…
RMC Marks Remembrance Day: “Where Canadian soldiers, sailors, and aviators have gone, RMC graduates have led.”/ Le CMR souligne le jour du Souvenir: « Les diplômés du CMR ont mené les soldats, les marins et les aviateurs canadiens là où ils sont allés. »
Courtesy of RMC Public Affairs / Avec l’aimable autorisation des Affaires publiques du CMR Photos & Videos by S1 Lisa Anne Sheppard / Photos et vidéos de S1 Lisa Anne Sheppard Where Canadian soldiers, sailors, and aviators have gone, RMC graduates have led. From Canada’s earliest conflicts to our most recent efforts during the COVID-19…
« Rendons hommage aux ceux qui servent » – Le CMR Saint-Jean souligne le jour du Souvenir / “Honour those who serve” – RMC Saint-Jean on Remembrance Day
Gracieuseté des Affaires publiques du CMR Saint-Jean / Courtesy of RMC Saint-Jean Public Affairs Rendons hommage aux personnes qui ont servi le Canada et à celles qui continuent de servir aujourd’hui, en temps de guerre, de conflit militaire et de paix. Honour those who served Canada and those who continue to serve today, in times…
Mentors in the Making: Reflections of Military College Women
Article by 15566 Helga Rausch This is the first instalment in a series introducing readers to women who attended one of Canada’s three military colleges. Not all wore scarlet, some are not alumni; but we have military college experience in common. These profiles will share stories from college days and lives after college. Most will…
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Class of 1969 Updates
RMC Class of ’69 Updates Major Endowment 7715 Captain E.R. (Ted) Bade (RR/RMC 1969) Articles written by 7761 Mike Johnson, Class of 1969 The “In the Service of Canada” Book of Remembrance (page 157) commemorates Captain Edward Ronald (Ted) Bade’s passing and his obituary notes that he was lost on an air rescue mission on…