La chapitre Fort Saint-Jean accueille une nouvelle coordonnatrice / Fort Saint-Jean Chapter Welcomes New Coordinator
Class Notes: 9901 Don “Brode” Brodeur at the BC Masters Track & Field Championships & Class of 1965 Reunion by the Ottawa river / Classe de 1965 Réunion au bord de la rivière des Outaouais
9901 Don “Brode” Brodeur at the BC Masters Track & Field Championships The BC Masters Track & Field Championships were held 22 & 23 August 2021 in Surrey, BC. 9901 Don “Brode” Brodeur, CD (CMR 72/RMC 74) made Personal Bests in the Shotput and Hammer and earned Silver in both those events. Brode walked away…
6560 Andrew Nellestyn’s Food for Thought: The Rise of Indoor Farming
FOOD SELF-SUFFICIENTCY AND OPPORTUNITY SQUANDERED? “Major investors and governments in Canada haven’t fully bought into the promise of vertical farming, or the technology that enables it.” For more, see the link below. – AN The rise of indoor farming is exploding, but Canada is lagging behind
10970 Karmin McKay: The aim of the thesis
Editor’s Note: This article is the fifth in a series. Future articles will include: Generals and RSMs are people too, What is TDV, you are your own career manager, and several more. Common themes intertwine between them all. I was selected to attend the Royal Military College of Science Technical Staff Course in 1988/89. A…
From 12570 Mike Kennedy: RMC – Forty Years On (Part 1)
Above: Photo of #290 John Edwards Leckie taken sometime during his service with the 16th Battalion (Canadian Scottish), 1914 – 1918. RMC – Forty Years On By 290 J.E. Leckie Originally written in 1933 Transcribed by 12570 Mike Kennedy Introduction by 12570 Mike Kennedy I have always been a believer in the notion that you…
The Class of ’79 Remembers: Thelma and Louise
With thanks to 12352 Chris Willmes and the Class of ’79 Once the MARS and MARE Phase II course was done and dusted, it was time for some well-earned leave. But there was one minor logistical detail to be dealt with, i.e., shifting my HG&E from Royal Roads to RMC. Granted, your typical second-year cadet…
What’s Happening at RMC / Qu’est-ce qui se passe au CMR
Above photo by MCpl Brandon James Liddy, RMC Public Affairs / Photo ci-dessus par le Cplc Brandon James Liddy, Affaires publiques du CMR Unless otherwise indicated, all content is courtesy of RMC Public Affairs. / Sauf indication contraire, tout le contenu est une gracieuseté des Affaires publiques du CMR. G2003 Lt. General (ret’d) the Honourable…
Qu’est-ce qui se passe au CMR Saint-Jean / What’s Happening at RMC Saint-Jean
All content courtesy of RMC Saint-Jean Public Affairs / Tout le contenu est une gracieuseté des Affaires publiques du CMR Saint-Jean Programme d’orientation de première année (POPA) (vendredi 23 juillet 2021) Bienvenue à nos nouveaux élèves-officiers et aspirants de marine qui arrivent cette fin de semaine au CMR Saint-Jean. Suivez leur progression durant le programme…
Ask the Expert: Take your prostate to the gym / Des conseils d’expert : Un peu d’exercice pour votre prostate?
Above: Regardless of the mechanism, research has shown being physical active is important for prostate health and vigorous exercise appears to be the most beneficial. / Peu importe le mécanisme, la recherche a démontré qu’il est important d’être actif physiquement pour la santé de la prostate, et que l’exercice vigoureux semble avoir le plus de…
We Get Emails: 12570 Mike Kennedy Remembers N Flight
The following is from 12570 Mike Kennedy. Hi Anna-Michelle: You may be interested to know that it was exactly 45 years ago today (22 August 1976) that I first arrived at RMC. You may perhaps remember this piece, which ran several years ago in e-Veritas: https://everitas.rmcalumni.ca/12570-mike-kennedy-%e2%80%9cn%e2%80%9d-flight-1976-%e2%80%93-then-and-now-2/ As an update, you may also be interested to…
A170 Tom Rozman: Advice for New Cadets – Keeping Your Head as a Leader
Leaders who Set the Tone – Keeping One’s Head Article by A170 Tom Rozman The Assistant Division Commander for Maneuver of the 2nd Infantry Division and his aide-de-camp had left their vehicle and walked over the crest of the ridge they were on to an observation post on the opposite crest. The observation post was…
A WWII Hero’s Connection to the Class of 67 / Le Lien d’un Héro de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale Avec la Classe de 67
On 16 August 2021, a touching funeral was held in Vancouver for Master Warrant Officer (MWO) George Chow, who died 6 November 2020 at age 99. The ceremonies were organized and led by the 15th Field Artillery Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery (RCA). They featured an honour guard, an artillery parade of limber and funeral gun…