Commandant Sad to Leave RMC

Bittersweet Departure: Commandant to leave RMC Military shuffle lands Lawson at national headquarters For brig.-gen. Tom Lawson, leaving royal military college is bittersweet. “I know that wherever I go, there will not be another command like this one,” Lawson said yesterday. “It doesn’t matter what fantastic job there is with any sort of challenges, it…

What’s Happening At RMC

A Monday in the life of the Top 4 Article by IV Nicolas St-Amant Originally published in Precision, the RMC Journal It’s early Monday morning. On my way back from breakfast at 0655, there are already quite a few officer-cadets lined up in the Yeo Hall second-floor hallway. They are wearing their #4s and wait…

Squadron Commanders: In Their Own Words

Over the next few editions it is our intent to run articles on the Squadron Commanders from Royal Military College of Canada.  All of them contribute a great deal to RMC, in general and to the cadets in their Squadron, in particular. 22027 Lieutenant (N) Anthony “Tony” Lefresne: 3 Squadron Lieutenant (N) Anthony Marcelle Lefresne,…

Varsity Sports Update & Historic Hockey

Young Mustangs receive some valuable floor time Royal Military College didn’t put up much of a battle By MORRIS DALLA COSTA – London Free Press Good teams learn to find some benefit from every situation. Western’s women’s volleyball team, on another planet when it came to Royal Military College, used the opportunity to sharpen skills…

What’s Happening At RMC

Meet the RMC Cadet Wing Top 4 With a new semester comes dramatic changes in the Cadet Wing command structure. The new leadership, under Officer Cadet Bryan McCulloch, has taken the reins after a thorough transition from Officer Cadet Jacklyn Power’s team. Under BGen Lawson’s and LCol O’Keeffe’s leadership, Cadets have seen their responsibilities expand…

Squadron Commanders: In Their Own Words

Over the next few editions it is our intent to run articles on the Squadron Commanders from Royal Military College of Canada.  All of them contribute a great deal to RMC, in general and to the cadets in their Squadron, in particular. In no special order and the first four in a series: 22702 Captain…

RMC Physical Performance Test: Pushing the limits

Christmas Break: No time to grow fat As part of their athletic component Cadets are required to pass two out of three RMC Physical Performance Tests (RMC PPT) a year.  Undoubtedly, it is easy to grow complacent during the Christmas break and let physical training fall by the wayside: eating mom’s turkey and stuffing, lounging…

What’s Happening At RMCC

Ontario University Athletics (OUA) will recognize the top female scholar-athletes from across the province at the sixth annual Women of Influence Luncheon on Tues., Feb. 10, 2009 from 12 noon to 2 p.m. at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (North Building), 255 Front Street West in Toronto, Ont. The event honours female student-athletes who have…

Welcome Back: Commandant’s Address and Coaching the Coaches

Mesdames et Messieurs, Bon retour au Collège. Certaines des journées les plus difficiles de l’année au CMR sont celles qui suivent un merveilleux congé de Noël. La plupart d’entre vous ont eu la chance de passer plusieurs semaines à la maison avec leur famille et leurs amis et un effort sera peut‑être nécessaire pour reprendre…

What’s Happening At Royal Military College of Canada

Photo credit: Martin St-Amant. RMC Ex cadet Professor –  Shares Prestigious Best Paper Award 15028 Dr. Paul Roman, Department of Business Administration The Annual Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC) promotes cooperation among the Armed Services, Industry, Academia and various Government agencies in pursuit of improved training and education programs, identification of common training…

RMC 2008: The year in Snapshots

What’s Happening at RMC

Impressive in Hawaii – DCdt Tony O’Keeffe performs outstanding result E0733 Tony O’Keefe, , RMC DCdts, came in second in the Ultraman World Championships  with a time of 22:31:54. The UWC is a 3-day, 320-mile (515-kilometer) individual ultra-endurance event which takes place on the Big Island of Hawaii. Entry is limited to 35 participants and…

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