Who Am I?
Who am I? Researched by E3161 Victoria Edwards (RMC 2003) * In 1912, I was born in Kingston, Ontario. * I was a cadet at Royal Military College in Kingston from 1930-4. * A few months after my graduation in 1934, I wrote a book of cadet reminiscences. * Continuing my schooling at the University…
Dedication to 3590 Peter Howe (RMC 1956)
Peter’s Memorial flight in Hawk One – a restored F-86 Sabre, fully repainted in the legendary Golden Hawk colours to commemorate 100 Years of Flight. Hawk One is a unique partnership between the Canadian Forces and Vintage Wings of Canada and funded through generous donations from the private sector including Discovery Air. Trenton Open House…
Nijmegen March Memories
Dear Bill, I have just sent a reply to your very fine article on the Nijmegen Marches, and would like to submit a few press pictures for your information and possible use. Would you please let me know to whom these pictures should be sent and to what address? Thank you, and congratulations on the…
Notices | Avis
L’équipe Canadienne Senior de Taekwondo au CMR/Taekwondo Team Trials to be held at RMC Le Collège militaire royal du Canada sera l’hôte de l’équipe Canadienne senior de Taekwondo, le 25 Juillet 2009. Ce concours est composé des quatre meilleurs concurrents dans chaque division combattant pour une place pour représenter le Canada aux Championnats du Monde…
Deaths | Décès
3397 Richard John Setten (RMC 1955) Richard was born in Oxford, England on August 3, 1933, the oldest of three brothers. He died in Madison, Connecticut, USA on December 5, 2008. He is survived by his wife Adele and children Julie, Jennifer, Michelle, Christopher and Alec. He attended Forres Preparatory School in U.K. from 1941…
Potential RMC Squadron Commander For Year 2035
Isla Elizabeth Price Born 6 pounds 2 ounces – 1739 8 July 09 – Nine days earlier than expected! Blue Eyes / Red Hair Proud parents: 22558 Captain Sandra Kathleen Price (nee Reibin) 5 Squadron Commander & 22702 Captain Nathan Caley Price: 1 Squadron Squadron Commander. Both from the Class of 2003. Mom and Daughter…
Au Revoir – XLII Commandant | Bienvenue – XLIII Commandant
Au Revoir XLII Commandant 12192 BGen TJ (Tom) Lawson became Royal Military College of Canada 42nd Commandant two years ago. He has a pending promotion and will be moving to National Defence Headquarters next week. During his short time as RMCC Commandant – the Toronto native and CF 18 fighter pilot quickly demonstrated that he…
RMC’s Nijmegen Legacy
The RMC team deploys this week to the Netherlands for Operation Nijmegen. The annual march is 160 kilometres over four days – 40 kilometres a day. A highlight of the trip is when members of the Canadian Forces stop at Groesbeek Canadian War Cemetery for a remembrance service. 2,331 soldiers and airmen are buried there,…
We couldn’t have said it better ourselves.
Classmates, You will recall that the subject of Commemorative Stones for the Memorial Arch received a fair bit of play some months ago. The purpose of this little ditty is NOT to resurrect the debate with another endless round of to-ing and fro-ing but rather, to desribe my personal experience with it. When I first…
Where Are They Now?
We have contacted numerous ex-cadets from the fifties through to the new millennium and plan to feature them in the coming months to give readers a chance to catch up with names and faces from each of the respective CMCs. by M0917 Dean Fleet – 7454 Richard J. Young (RRMC 1967) I grew up in…
Ex-Cadets in the News
Japan’s Emperor Akihito to reunite with guide from first visit to Vancouver 3449 Jim Standen (RRMC RMC 1955) VANCOUVER – As Emperor Akihito of Japan arrives in Vancouver this afternoon with his wife Empress Michiko, a 77-year-old retired radiologist from Tucson, Ariz. – of all places- is getting ready to make his way back to…
Whatever Happened to DSM Mills?
by M0917 Dean Fleet Recently I had the distinct pleasure to sit down and get to know newly-promoted E0670 Major Brent Mills (RMC 1997). Many eVeritas readers will remember him as the College Drill Sergeant-Major from 1993 to 1997, and still others as the Ops and Training Officer from 2002 to 2005. He has had…