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RMC Foundation 17th Annual Legacy Dinner Call today to book your seat at the 17th Annual Legacy Dinner Tickets are $200 / person Guest of Honour will be 12192 Gen Tom Lawson CDS Call Jennifer Jordan to book your seats today 613-541-6000 ext 6807 or [email protected] A tip of the hat to the following members…
FYOP 2014: Two Weeks Down; Three To Go
FYOP 2014: Two Weeks Down; Three To Go By: WJO The 62 young men and women selected to serve as First Year Orientation staff have all been working at a feverish pitch since the arrival over two weeks ago of the 179 members of the Class of 2018. The staff breakdown: five per 12 squadrons…
More FYOP News: Harrier & Regatta Updates…
Click on photos for better viewing… More Harriers race photos here Harrier 2014 By: 26972 OCdt (II) Chantel Fortier – 2 Squadron “If it ain’t raining, you aren’t training….” In the fine words of many a MCpl, the 2014 Harrier Race began with glowering clouds broken only by the nervous smiles of first years swarming…
Training for the “M”
The Week That Was & More… Articles coordinated by: 26659 OCdt (III) Danielle Andela – CWIIO This week, the weekly Professional Military Training consisted of a welcome brief by the Cadet Wing Commander, OCdt (IV) 26339 Lizée, and Cadet Wing Training Officer, OCdt (IV) 26167 Trudel. For the second year officer cadets, new from CMR…
Gaining Leadership Experience Through Space / Apprendre à mener grâce à l’espace
Gaining Leadership Experience Through Space Submitted by: 26080 NCdt (IV)Jeremy J.P.J. Gaulin The Royal Military College of Canada’s (RMCC) contribution to the International Space University program goes back to 20 years ago. Since 1994, the International Space University (ISU), in partnership with the RMCC physics department, offers summer employment to Officer Cadets (OCdts), where they…
Kingston Branch Receives Education on ALOY…
Caption: As per usual many members of the Kingston Branch mingle and catch up on the news prior to sitting down for lunch. ALOY Starts 7th Season In Good Shape By: WJO The Aboriginal Leader Opportunity Year (ALOY) program just launched its seventh year at the Royal Military College of Canada. Specifically, it was created…
Keeping Tabs…
Broker at Right At Home Realty, Inc Strategic planning with integrity Telfer Executive MBA Candidate 2015 at Telfer School of Management – École de gestion Telfer Associate at MIltons IP Trade Commissioner at High Commission of Canada to India and Embassy of Canada to Nepal/Bhutan Assistant Marine Engineering Officer/Head of Department at Canadian Armed…
Tanks, Leadership and Extra Duties
ED Note: The following article by Major Eric Angell (22140) is the 3rd of four armoured corps related articles which were all written during the Spring of 2014. They were originally scheduled to appear in the Summer edition of the Veritas magazine. Due to a large number of other submitted articles, space limitations became a…
Class Notes
8475 Rem Westland, Class of ’70 had an interesting article that appeared in the Ottawa Citizen this summer which may be of interest to other ex-cadets (or other readers) who have run for public office or are contemplating doing so… Running For Public Office… This overview and the diary that follows will be of interest…
CLAUDE SCILLEY: Unique is the bond among members of a championship team
Unique is the bond among members of a championship team By CLAUDE SCILLEY Few things can rival the bond that arises from the shared experiences of those who are part of a sports team, but at Royal Military College there was a perk that went with being a varsity athlete that students on other campuses…
(M) Soccer picks-up win; while (W) Soccer tie; & REUNION WEEKEND FUN RUN
Men’s and Women’s Fencing OUA – Fencing Hockey OUA- Men’s Hockey CIS – Hockey Rugby OUA – Men’s Rugby Men’s Soccer OUA – Men’s Soccer CIS – Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer OUA – Women’s Soccer CIS – Women’s Soccer Men’s Volleyball OUA – Men’s Volleyball CIS – Men’s Volleyball Women’s Volleyball OUA – Women’s Volleyball…
HAPPY 200th – ST. LAWRENCE
HAPPY 200th – ST. LAWRENCE The “Giant”, HMS ST. LAWRENCE, rounds Point Frederick and heads into Navy Bay accompanied by Prince Regent, Princess Charlotte, and Netley Sep 1814. Dateline Kingston: 10 September 1814, the largest ship the Royal Navy ever launched in fresh water during the age of sail enters Navy Bay. A first-rate ship…