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Photo: By Brad Lowe There’s a New Sheriff at RMC. By WJO Under mostly bright, sunny skies and a warm muggy temperature the “Change of Director of Cadets Ceremony” took place last Friday, 1st August between (outgoing) Colonel JGB Ouellette and Lieutenant-Colonel AJ O’Keeffe. The Reviewing Officer was RMC Commandant, Brigadier-General Tom Lawson. Approximately 80…
What’s Happening At RMC
The Class of 1963, as their gift to the College upon entry into the Old Brigade in 2009, are creating and donating to RMC, a Wall of Honour to recognize ex-cadets of the Royal Military Colleges (RMC, RRMC, CMR) and others with College numbers for outstanding achievements and contributions to Canada or the…
Ex-Cadets in the News
CF ramps up for Vancouver Olympics12491 Colonel David E Barr (RMC ’80) & 22966 Lieutent(Navy) Josee P Proulx (RMC ’04) source Bio on Dave Barr __________________________________________________________ High School Reunion in Timmins 18914 Serge Tremblay (RMC ’93) Another graduate who spoke to the crowd is Serge Tremblay. He came up with his wife Jennifer Tremblay and…
Catching Up With the News
‘I’m feeling much better’ Jay Serdula a research assistant in the Chemical Engineering Department at RMC, Full article Message from the Commandant/Message du Commandant As most of you have probably already read in the local newspaper, Jay Serdula a research assistant in the Chemical Engineering Department at RMC, has successfully crossed Lake Ontario to raise…
Where are they now?
7293 Professor Randolph (Rick) P Kudar (RMC ’67) is a Professor Emeritus at the Richard Ivey School of Business. Prior to joining the school, Kudar served as an officer in the Canadian Armed Forces, as well as on teaching positions at the Darden School and the University of Virginia. He earned a degree in Chemical…
Extra Innings
8684 Peter J Holt commenced his CMC career at CMR in 1966. Five years later he “marched out” of RMC as a Mechanical Engineer. He spent the bulk of the next 34 years + as an EME officer.The son of a former military member, Peter was born in Kingston, ON and lived as a “dependant”…
Flashback | Rétrospective
9318 Capt(N) (Ret`d) David B. Bindernagel (RRMC RMC ’72) was Commandant at Royal Roads Military College in 1995 when Royal Roads closed. He served as Vice Commandant/Director of Cadets at Royal Roads in 1993-94. He was also a Squadron Commander at RMC from 1980-83. He retired in 1996 and is currently the Chief of…
Misc
TEAM CANADA TOP TEN FINISH – World Rugby RMC participants Do Just Fine … In the third edition of the World University Rugby Championships held in Cordoba Spain Canada defeated Portugal in the Bowl final to clinch 9th spot overall. In pool B play the Canadian boys came away with a record of 1-3-1. Canada…
Quotation | Citation
“For an old boy, it was pretty delightful,” said O’ Keeffe, who is a director of cadets at Royal Military College. “It was a competitive field and I really enjoyed steamrolling through with all these young guys. On the run, I heard a bunch of my cadets yelling at me and that really buoyed me…
Trivia | Bagatelle
Who am I? I entered the Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, Ontario in 1915, I served as Commanding Officer 14th Field Regiment Royal Canadian Artillery (1940-1942). In 1942, I became Commanding Officer No. 1 Canadian Artillery Reinforcement Unit, England. I was Commanding Officer 1st Canadian Anti-Aircraft Brigade, England (1942-1944). I served as Director-General…
Reunions
Calling out to all former RMC, RRMC and CMR Men’s Varsity Volleyball Players. By 21449 Captain Donald Couzens (RMC ’99) Every year on the Saturday of Alumni weekend for the past several years, I have continued the tradition of organizing an Alumni Volleyball Match between the cadets and the more seasoned players. The matches are…