15181 Bill Truelove 2009 – present
12192 Tom Lawson 2007-2009
E1607 Jocelyn Lacroix 2005-2007
S133 Jean Leclerc 2002 – 2005
8850 David Morse 2000 – 2002
9098 Ken Hague 1997 – 2000
S123 Howie Marsh 1996 – 1997
6496 Charles Emond 1994-1996
6719 Michel Matte 1993 – 1994
8790 Jean Boyle 1991 – 1993
4459 Edward Murray 1987 – 1991
3543 Walter Niemy 1985 – 1987
3572 Frank J. Norman 1982 – 1985
3173 John A. Stewart 1980 – 1982
4860 John de Chastelain 1977 – 1980
2816 William W. Turner 1973 – 1977
2530 William Kirby Lye 1970-1973
2576 William Prine Hayes 1967 – 1970
2364 Leonard Birchall 1963 – 1967
2424 G.H. Spencer 1962 – 1963
2265 WAB Anderson 1960 – 1962
2184 Desmond Piers 1957 – 1960
2140 Douglas Bradshaw 1954 – 1957
1137 Donald Agnew 1948 – 1954
Match up the photo / name to the clue:
1. Initiated new structure: Four divisions and 13 squadrons for the cadet wing, and Otter squadron
2. Cadets were permitted to marry, with the permission of the commandant
3. Decided that the Redmen was not a fit name for this bilingual and coeducational institution
4. said, “RMC makes engineers literate and artsmen numerate.”
5. Later became Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) (1996)
6. Greeted The New One Hundred
7. His successor was a classmate although both entered CMR in different years
8. Women were admitted to RMC under his watch
9. Later became Canadian Ambassador to the USA (1993-94)
10. Commandant during the College’s centennial and during a time period when bilingualism was a predominant issue at the College
11. The first professional hockey coach hired
12. Participated in the invasion in France during World War II
13. Initiated the ‘live out project’ which saw 4th year cadets move off campus in order to gain more life experience before heading to their first unit
14. First president of Confederation College of Applied Arts and Technology
15. Occupied the office when “The Major” Danny McLeod arrived at RMC
16. Post-war appointments included: Commander and Chief Engineer Northwest Highway System; Assistant Chief of Staff for Plans and Policy, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe
17. Later became chief executive & administrative officer of the Faculty of Administrative Studies at York University
18. Cadets could no longer be ordered to go to church – the answer was drum-head services conducted by the Commandant and Chaplains on Commandant’s Parades which were held every second Sunday
19. Commandant Royal Roads Military College 1963 to 1965
20. Prior – First Commanding Officer – CF-18 Detachment – St Louis, Missouri
21. Survived Defence Economic Review 94
22. Former Director General Intelligence at National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa
23. Completed a 7-month deployment to the Adriatic Sea in support of the United Nations Embargo on the former Yugoslavia
24. Reinstated rugby as a varsity sport
12192 Tom Lawson 2007-2009
Initiated new structure: Four divisions and 13 squadrons for the cadet wing, and Otter squadron
2530 William Kirby Lye 1970-1973
2. Cadets were permitted to marry, with the permission of the commandant
6496 Charles Emond 1994-1996
3. Decided that the Redmen was not a fit name for this bilingual and coeducational institution.
8850 David Morse 2000 – 2002
4. said, “RMC makes engineers literate and artsmen numerate.”
8790 Jean Boyle 1991 – 1993
5. Later became Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) (1996)
1137 Donald Agnew 1948 – 1954
6. Greeted The New One Hundred
6719 Michel Matte 1993 – 1994
7. His successor was a classmate although both entered CMR in different years
3173 John A. Stewart 1980 – 1982
8. Women were admitted to RMC under his watch
4860 John de Chastelain 1977 – 1980
9. Later became Canadian Ambassador to the USA (1993-94)
2816 William W. Turner 1973 – 1977
10. Commandant during the College’s centennial and during a time period when bilingualism was a predominant issue at the College
4459 Edward Murray 1987 – 1991
11. The first professional hockey coach hired
2184 Desmond Piers 1957 – 1960
12. Participated in the invasion in France during World War II
E1607 Jocelyn Lacroix 2005-2007
Initiated the ‘live out project’ which saw 4th year cadets move off campus in order to gain more life experience before heading to their first unit
2140 Douglas Bradshaw 1954 – 1957
14. First president of Confederation College of Applied Arts and Technology
2265 WAB Anderson 1960 – 1962
15. Occupied the office when “The Major” Danny McLeod arrived at RMC
2424 G.H. Spencer 1962 – 1963
16. Post-war appointments included: Commander and Chief Engineer Northwest Highway System; Assistant Chief of Staff for Plans and Policy, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe
2364 Leonard Birchall 1963 – 1967
17. Later became chief executive & administrative officer of the Faculty of Administrative Studies at York University
3572 Frank J. Norman 1982 – 1985
18. Cadets could no longer be ordered to go to church – the answer was drum-head services conducted by the Commandant and Chaplains on Commandant’s Parades which were held every second Sunday
2576 William Prine Hayes 1967 – 1970
19. Commandant Royal Roads Military College 1963 to 1965
3543 Walter Niemy 1985 – 1987
20. Prior – First Commanding Officer – CF-18 Detachment – St Louis, Missouri
S123 Howie Marsh 1996 – 1997
21. Survived Defence Economic Review 94
9098 Ken Hague 1997 – 2000
22. FormerDirector General Intelligence at National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa
15181 Bill Truelove 2009 – present
23. Completed a 7-month deployment to the Adriatic Sea in support of the United Nations Embargo on the former Yugoslavia
S133 Jean Leclerc 2002 – 2005
24. Reinstated rugby as a varsity sport