The RMC Official March “Precision”
From the Archives -The RMC Official March “Precision” Researched by E3161 Victoria Edwards It may seem rather strange that the Royal Military College should have waited almost sixty years for its own official march. Because of its many parades and ceremonials, this College, more than any other college in Canada, has had need for its…
Did you know a Memorial Cross in Sanctuary Wood at the Royal Military College of Canada?
Did you know a Memorial Cross in Sanctuary Wood at the Royal Military College of Canada? By E3161 Victoria Edwards (RMC 2003) This photo ‘Sanctuary Wood. Royal Military College (1930)’ by 2149 Bascom H. Darwin (RMC 1930), in a series on cadet life at Royal Military College of Canada, is in the Thomas Fisher Rare…
The Way it Was In Photos
We have been digging up some photos from the past. Regretfully, there is little or no information attached to the photos. If you recognize the occasion please feel free to leave a comment. The big question is: What was “The Major” doing wearing a #3 RMC jersey? What was the occasion? Enjoy!
The Way It Was…
The first Royal Military College rugby team – 1918 Members of the first rugby team at Royal Military College in Kingston, Ontario. The uniformed officers in the front row are (L-R): Major Fisher, and CSM (Company Sergeant Major) Dunbar. Target practice at Royal Military College Cadets in the rifle butts marking targets – 1919…
Chris Hadfield Had Words for Grads; What Our Readers Have to Say
x[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDtm-8LwErk&feature=youtu.be[/youtube] Many thanks to all those who have opted “in” to our Chris Hadfield sponsorship Veritas magazine page. The response was OUTSTANDING. Due to limited space on the page; there will be one generic message which is intended to cover for everyone listed. Due to printing deadlines – we can NO longer accept names. We…
The Way It Was…
The great stories and reminiscences in the last few issues have started me thinking about other perhaps less well known College personalities who impacted on our lives whilst cadets. One that comes to mind from our recruit year is LCdr Hicks or as he was affectionately / subversively known “Captain Crunch” (of breakfast cereal fame).…