Commandant Series – Stuart, Cunningham & Avant
XV Commandant of RMC 816 Lieutenant General Kenneth Stuart, DSO, MC, ADC was born in Trois-Rivières, Quebec on September 9, 1891. He studied at Royal Military College of Canada from 1908 until he graduated in 1911. He served with the Royal Canadian Engineers overseas 1915-18. He returned to RMC as an general services officer 1…
Who Am I?
Who Am I? (By E3161 Victoria Edwards (RMC ‘03) I was born in 1863 at Yale, British Columbia. I was educated in England and the Royal Military College in Kingston. I received a commission in the North-West Mounted Police (NWMP) in 1884. I served under General Middleton during the Riel Rebellion. In 1884, I married…
We Shall Remember
1016 Captain William Otway Boger (RMC ’13) DFC, from Winnipeg, Manitoba was the son of Henry Western Otway Boger and Sarah Elizabeth Boger. He was a graduate of the Royal Military College in Kingston, Ontario. In February 1916, he reported for duty to the Fort Osborne barracks in Winnipeg. Early in July 1916, the first…
The Yellow Ribbon Gala & Birchall Leadership Award Presentation
MANITOBA Branch Royal Military Colleges Club of CANADA ———————————————————————————————————– Branch Executive: 12059 Gagné, Jacques J.                 Branch President (Red & White rep) 3062   Kear, Allen                              President Emeritus 9276   Michon, Claude                      Branch VP (Red & White rep) 9400   Mossman, Charles                 Branch Secretary 20687 St-George, Rob                      Webmaster ———————————————————————————————————— ” The Yellow Ribbon Gala & Birchall Leadership Award…
Twelve stained glass windows in Kingston City Hall Memorial
The 12 Twelve stained glass windows in Kingston City Hall Memorial Hall were dedicated in 1921 “In Honour of Kingston’s Sailors,Soldiers, Airmen and Nursing Sisters who served overseas in the Great War – 1914-1918.” Most of the windows were donated to the City of Kingston in memory of someone who died in the war. The…
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Comment Worth Repeating: Karen is my daughter. I always knew that Karen was a very special young lady and I was very proud of all her accomplishments, or at least, as it now seems, those few accomplishments of which I was aware. It has been a highly emotional week since the tragedy, and now looking…
In This Issue 38
Class of 1962 Enter the Old Brigade With A Splash! – One of the high-lights during Reunion Weekend is the Legacy Dinner. At the packed house this year the 230 “black tie & evening gowns” crowd in attendance repeatedly broke out in cheers and applause in the mids of the announcements. The Class of…
Ex Cadets Mentioned in Dispatches
Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean, Governor General and Commander-in-Chief of Canada, announced today the names of individuals mentioned in dispatches for specific achievements that have brought honour to the Canadian Forces and to Canada. The Mention in Dispatches is a national honour created to recognize members of the Canadian Forces on active service…
What’s Happening At Royal Military College of Canada
On October 29, 2008 at 1900 in Currie Hall, Dr Jane Boulden will deliver the Class of 1965 Teaching Excellence Award Public Lecture, entitled: “The Challenge of International Terrorism.” The event is sponsored by the RMC Club of Canada Foundation. The Principal would like to invite all members of the RMC community to join Dr…
RRMC Grad, Royal Military College of Canada COS
13789 Commander Darren Rich is a 25 year veteran of the Canadian Forces. Over that time he has had his share of sea time and life ashore. The Canadian Forces Naval Engineer has five years under his belt at RMC. He has been the Deputy Director of Cadets; Special Assistant to the Commandant; and has…
Le CMR et la tradition équine
Le CMR et la tradition équine 15 octobre 2008 Par: Élof Donovan Huppé (24168) L’équitation, quel noble et gracieux sport. Depuis des temps immémoriaux, l’utilisation des chevaux a structuré le développement des sociétés, et l’emploi de la cavalerie sur les champs de batailles a modifié l’évolution de la guerre jusqu’aux temps modernes. En ce qui concerne…
Qu’est-ce qui se passe au Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean
12603 Le Colonel Pion s’est enrôlé dans les Forces canadiennes en 1975. Il complète ses études universitaires au Collège militaire royal du Canada à Kingston en 1980, où il obtient un diplôme en génie mécanique. Il complète sa formation d’ingénieur aérospatial en 1981 et, la même année, il est muté à la Base des Forces…