The Teaching Excellence Award

15595 Dr. William (Billy) Allan (Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering)

The Teaching Excellence Award – The Teaching Excellence Award was donated by the Class of 1965 in memory of the late Dr. Tom Barton. It is given in recognition of exemplary concern for students, dedication to teaching and enthusiasm in lecturing and an extraordinary ability to stimulate learning.

Le prix d’excellence en enseignement – Le prix d’excellence en enseignement a été créé grâce à un don de la promotion de 1965 à la mémoire du défunt Tom Barton. Ce prix, décerné à un professeur, a pour objet de souligner l’intérêt marqué qu’il témoigne à ses étudiants, son engagement envers l’enseignement, la vivacité de ses exposés et son habileté extraordinaire à stimuler le goût des études.

The Cowan Prize for Excellence in Research

Dr. Keith Neilson, (History Department)

The Cowan Prize for Excellence in Research – The Cowan Prize for Excellence in Research was instituted in 2000 thanks to an endowment created by our former Principal Dr. John Scott Cowan. It is intended to recognize a member of faculty who has earned distinction through their scholarship. The deed of gift requires that the selection committee consider primarily the quality, originality, impact and quantity of the scholarly productivity of the researcher. Added weight may be given to work appearing in the past three years, and to the extent to which the work resonates with the special mission of the College, broadly defined.

Le prix d’excellence en recherche Cowan – Le prix d’excellence dans la recherche Cowan a été institué en 2000 grâce à un fond de dotation crée par notre ancien principal, M. John Scott Cowan. Il vise a reconnaître un membre de la faculté qui a gagné la distinction grâce à leur bourse. Ce prix, remis à un professeur, reconnaît l’excellence de ses travaux de recherche, en fonction de leur qualité, leur originalité, et l’impact de leur productivité académique. Un poids supplémentaire peut être accordé aux travaux figurant au cours des trois dernières années, et dans la mesure où le travail fait écho à la mission spéciale du collège, est largement défini.

By: 23191 Capt Sean Leithead

Every spring, the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department staff and students come together to recognize the efforts and achievements of the top 3rd and 4th year students. The awards are named after pioneers in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering who were also significant contributors and mentors at RMC.

(L to R) Dr. Moffatt and 25831 NCdt Hicks (Off House-hunting - M0984 NCdt Hynes)

The A.C. Leonard Award is given annually to the student group in 4th year judged by the faculty to have presented the best 4th year Mechanical Engineering Project. It honours Dr. A.C. Leonard, former Dean of Engineering, department head and professor of Mechanical Engineering at RMC. He also served in the RCAF in World War II (WWII), in the Canadian Army as an RCEME officer in Korea. Outstanding teacher, scholar and mentor, Dr. Leonard displayed a mastery of the orderly and logical communication of engineering knowledge, which the award is intended to recognize. This year’s award was presented by 3342 Dr. Craig Moffatt to the team of 25831 NCdt (IV) Lloyd Hicks and M0984 NCdt (IV) William Hynes for their work on the Preliminary Design of a Deep Water Arctic Submarine.

(L to R) 2864 Dr. Bussières and 25645 OCdt Lessard

The Bussières Prize is awarded annually to the 3^rd year student achieving the highest average in design-related engineering courses, and having demonstrated singular excellence in the 3^rd year Mechanical Engineering Design Course competition.  2864 Dr. Bussières, was a member of the class known as the “The New One Hundred”, which re-opened RMC after WWII. He served fourteen years in the RCAF, mostly as a Flight Test Engineer, and retired as a Squadron Leader. Later he became a member of the RMC faculty, also serving ten years as Special Assistant to the Principal and three years as the Mechanical Engineering department head. He always tried to embed his experience with all stages of aircraft design into his teaching and mentoring of RMC cadets. Dr. Bussières presented this year’s prize to 25645 OCdt (III) Guillaume Lessard.

(L to R) Dr. Moffatt and 25734 OCdt Vautour

The W.C. Moffatt Award is given annually to the 4^th year Aeronautical Engineering student who best demonstrates the qualities of a person driven to excellence by their own enthusiasm, intellectual curiosity and strong motivation to learn.  3342 Dr. Moffatt is an outstanding teacher, and former Department Head and later Dean of Engineering, who inspired his students to excellence for over 40 years at RMC. The winning student must also have contributed to a positive learning experience for his or her entire class through sound leadership in the classroom and laboratories. Dr. Moffatt presented this year’s award, which is selected by a secret ballot of all 4^th year Aeronautical Engineering students to their most-deserving peer, to 25734 OCdt (IV) Justin Vautour.

(L to R) 9805 BGen (ret'd) Lucas and 26208 OCdt Boots

The Lucas Prize is presented annually to the 3^rd year Aeronautical Engineering student who demonstrated singular excellence in the 3^rd yr Aeronautical Design Course competition. 9805 Brigadier General (retired) Dwayne Lucas prompted the implementation of an Aeronautical Engineering Degree program at RMC when he was the Director General Aerospace Equipment Program Management in 2003. He is an Aircraft Structural Engineer who never misses the opportunity to enhance the development of young officers and engineers while also being dedicated to support Air Force operations. BGen (retired) Lucas presented this year’s prize to 26208 OCdt (III) David Boots.

Following the award presentations in Currie Hall, the 4th year Mech and Aero classes and the faculty gathered for the iconic class photo that would soon join the collection that lines the halls of the Mech/Aero Department for future generations to see. Afterwards, the staff and award winners had a chance to mingle and reflect upon the year at a reception at the RMC Senior Staff Mess. Congratulations to the award winners, and to the 4th years. May your knowledge and critical thinking skills developed during your Mechanical or Aeronautical Engineering programs aid you in the careers on which you are about to embark.

Key e-Veritas Staffer Moving On…

Regular readers of e-Veritas over the past 15 months will easily recognize the name Mike Shewfelt.

Mike has been composing articles and has been our main photographer since Jan 2012.

This Issue 14 for 2013 is the last scheduled appearance of his contributions as Mike is moving on to the next phase of his military career in the Canadian Armed Forces. On Saturday next he heads off to Ste Jean, QC for basic training.

Mike has been around RMCC for almost five years. During his time as an officer cadet he excelled at academics and earned a Degree; he also did well in second language training and leadership situations.

Over the years we have been fortunate to have had the services of a number of highly motivated cadets help us for various lengths of time in putting out e-Veritas . Mike ranks at the top of the list for reliability, positive attitude, can do spirit, and writing ability. And all-round nice guy!

Since he joined our team – we published 49 editions last year; this is number 14 so far for 2013. Do the math – 63 editions in 66 weeks! His fingerprints are all over every one of these Issues. He attended most function going on around RMCC (regardless of the day /time) – taking photos and writing a short script which gave meaning to the photos. When various events were going on simultaneously he would often move from one event to the other. For every hour spent at the particular event, he would spend another two (on average) on layout. It was not unusual for his work to be published the same day or very soon after the event.

Thanks, ‘Mike’ and good luck in the next phase of your military career. You will be tough to replace.

Bill, Rolande, & Paul

Caption: The “Major” Danny and Sheila McLeod two big supporters of e-Veritas with Rolande and Bill Oliver.

Thank You readers – volunteers – sponsors – partners…

Over the past seven years or so during this season, we have taken time out to show our appreciation to a large host of people. This is our 334th edition since our modest start back in January, 2005. We are still very much enjoying the experience; our aim has always been to work hard in making sure that the “next” edition will be the best one yet!

Without further ado, we would like to thank: Club Executive & Club staffers – Mary Darlington & Linda Mathieu have been consistent supporters day in and day out. The rapport from the recently departed Club Executive Director, Mike Rostek, was much appreciated too.

Victoria Edwards continues to impress us and a whole host of readers with her timely and professional articles week after week. She is definitely a star performer and her recent articles on past Presidents of the Club speak for themselves.

Proof reading support from Al Pickering with the Bill McColl 1950s diary, in particular, helps us keep that professional edge.

Capitaine Éric Le Marec, Officier des Affaires Publiques du CMR Saint-Jean, nous a tenus très bien informés des événements du Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean au courant de la dernière année.

Our Most Valuable Player and Rookie of the Year Awards go to Mike Shewfelt. He has become our go-to-guy for articles and photos from the peninsula. Also, the Class Notes section has been his focus for the past number of months and he never fails to come up with gems every Issue. He has done it all with grit and grace at all hours of the day and night. Some weeks all seven days!

Paul Lystiuk has been a valuable behind the scenes helper with layout, editing and a host of other mundane but necessary tasks that ensures we sustain a first-class look.

A very pleasant surprise is the emergence of four, I Year cadets who have stepped up and provided well written and informative articles: Claire Matlock who has provided technical assistance too; Kyra Smith; Danielle Andela; and Christopher Wright have all helped make e-Veritas what it is in 2012. We are hoping that they and other like-minded cadets continue to feed us such high quality articles for a long time.

We continue to expand our business approach. After all, bills have to be paid! Below we have listed just about everyone who stepped up, opened their pocketbooks and helped us out. We look to at least triple that number for 2013. Beat us to the punch and be a 101 sponsor in 2013!

We will be contacting many of you for support during the coming year.

This Issue #49 is our last for 2012.

For those who like us who celebrate the birth of Christ – Merry Christmas. To the rest – Happy Holidays!

Look for e-Veritas 1 / 2013 in early January.

Bill & Rolande Oliver

A big, big thank you to our partners…

Sponsorship 101 is an annual project by e-Veritas  to obtain sponsors to help offset operating expenses for the Club and e-Veritas.

We started the project in 2012 and plan to promote this project more intensely in the upcoming year. A big thank you to the following people for their sponsorship:

23431 Jaroslaw Ciesinski; 23919 James Astor-Perrin; 15318 Martin Girard; 22370 Ryan Moore; 7761 Michael Johnson; William Hurley; 14356 Michael Rostek; 15737 Bryan Brulotte; 7855 Paul Hession; & Darren Cates.

Partners 212 is a one year contract between the RMC Club (e-Veritas) and various Business Professionals.

We also started this program over the past 12 months and look forward to expanding in 2013. A special thanks to the follow professionals who stepped up on our behalf:

14019 Edward Gallagher; 17138 Steve Godreau; Elizabeth Summers; 12833 Pierre Lafond; 15737 Bryan Brulotte; 10950 David Hall; 16010 Charlene Fawcett; 12046 Pierre Ducharme; 14797 Richard Martin; 21832 Derek Niles; & 11756 Les Chapman.

Over the past two years we have been able to partner up with some amazing realtors. We thank the following for their faith in advertising with us:

Colin Ongyerth – CALGARY; Valerie Moroz -WAINWRIGHT & AREA; 18486 John Kalhous -COMOX AND THE COMOX VALLEY; David Langlois- Victoria, BC;

Ashley Hetherington –Shilo & area; Glenis Mahaney – Gagetown area; Xxxxx David Bathurst – Halifax & area;

Brendan Clemmens – Borden, ON area; Wayne Spalding – Kingston, ON; Randy Beck – Kingston, ON;

Sommar Brown – Kingston, ON; Elaine Smallwood – Ottawa; Josee Cloutier – Ottawa; Tim Shurgour – North Bay; Lisa Cundall – Petawawa & area; Anna Oliver – Toronto; David Weir – Trenton, ON;

Andree Bosse – Bagotville & area; Marie Comtois – Gatineau & area; Suzanne Gauthier & Karen Hebert – Montreal St Jean regions; Kellie Brennan – Valcarthier & other Quebec areas;

Vicki Pantelopoulos – Moose Jaw & area Sak.

e-Veritas Stats over the last 5 years

Total Views per year: (# of Issues)

2008 – 342,071 (45)

2009 – 501,325 (52)

2010 – 453,159 (50)

2011 – 514,568 (48)

2012 – 696,309 (49)

Highest Month – Oct 2012 – - 75,525 views – Highest Day – Oct 1st, 2012 – - 9,518 views

Top 10 e-Veritas Articles of 2012

1. Pillbox Being Replaced – New Headgear Available for Grad

2. RMC Stands Tall In Grueling Sandhurst Competition

3. FYOP Cadets Face First Major Hurdles

4. Cadets Take Officer Training to New Level

5. Mud, Sweat, and Pride: Obstacle Course 2012

6. Class of 2016 Cadets March Under the Arch

7. RMCC Gangnam Style: Behind the Scenes

8. Reading Week: Many Off to Exotic Spots, But Not All

9. New Beginnings: The 2012 Badging Parade

10. Canadian Forces welcomes 274 new officers

Top 10 Linked Articles of 2012

1. Layoff list at RMC includes principal

2. Hundreds attend funeral for RMC cadet

3. The Few, the Proud, the Infantilized

4. Wanted: New general able to lead troops and cut costs

5. Cadet quits, cites overt religion at West Point

6. Canada’s former top soldier in Haiti sues for $6.2M

7. Military’s ‘Royal’ name change sparks royal ruckus

8. Lt.-Gen. Tom Lawson ‘honoured’ to be named top general

9. Soldier says military muzzled him for speaking out

10. What the #!%*? The Defence Department’s hidden multimillion-dollar Nortel bill

e-Veritas Staff on R&R

We want to thank everyone in the system who supports e-Veritas – Club leadership, volunteer staff, and most of all you, the reader.

We will be shutting e-Veritas down for a couple of weeks while we enjoy some  R&R time and catch up on some program administrative work and e-V maintenance.

Look for Issue 33 around Tuesday 28 Aug.

Tks.

Bill & Rolande

Cadet Initiative Points Camera at College

By WJO

Many of our readers have been following the “University with a Difference” video series headlined in eVeritas these past two months, and the RMC Club has received much positive feedback on the campaign’s unique style and compelling promotion of RMCC activities. Thanks are owed to the series cadet-creators, director 25881 OCdt Anthony Matlock (left) and producer 25783 OCdt Jordon Hennessey (right).

Each week these two enterprising cadets, among their other contributions to eVeritas and honours-level studies, commit themselves to producing high-quality short-films which, in their own words, “aim to share glimpses of College life with the RMCC community, while helping spur continuous personal growth and teamwork among cadets who have been granted unique officer-training and educational opportunities.”

This series has brought College activities to life through topics ranging from RMCC’s unique physical education program to high-profile events such as the Graduation ceremony. Doing this, however, is no easy task, requiring an average of twenty hours for each short film! The process begins well in advance of any video recording, when director, Anthony, drafts a script for coverage of upcoming activities. It is then the job of  producer, Jordon, to scout locations and secure special permissions, props and participants.  Once the week of video recording arrives it is all hands-on deck for some careful filming.

Technically speaking, the raw recording is accomplished with Sony HDV cameras and two “GoPro” miniature videocameras, which allow for unique point-of-view angles and provide the video series with its signature fish-eye lens effect.  Anthony then transfers the footage to the editing program, Adobe Premier Pro, to build the video, synch the music, generate transitions and add titles.  The final video product is released on eVeritas via Youtube. The promotional quality of the series speaks for itself, and certainly adds value to eVeritas’ mission of constantly delivering relevant and cutting-edge coverage of the College for the RMCC community.

It is through the efforts of  dedicated volunteers like OCdts Matlock and Hennessey that e-Veritas can keep turning out informative and high quality editions 50 times per year. For the most part, the equipment used is personally owned or “borrowed” – all at zero costs to the RMC Club operating budget.

The efforts of these two individuals is way beyond “the call of duty” – and for that, Rolande and I thank and salute them!

To watch University with a Difference, click here.

Prior to your next move please give our Realtor partners a call.

Alberta

Edmonton

Chris Davies, Realtor

British Columbia

Comox and the Comox Valley

Brett Cairns

Esquimalt & Victoria

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Manitoba

Winnipeg

Nicole Milner

Nova Scotia

Halifax & Shearwater

Sebastian Latulippe

Ontario

Bordon Area

Trevor Shaw

Kingston Area

Wayne Spalding

Randy Beck

Drury Brown & Sommar Brown

Ottawa Area

Elaine Smallwood

The Ann & Dwight Team

Marc LaFontaine

Pembroke & Petawawa

Jennifer Turcotte

Cynthia Lloyd & James Gen

Toronto Area

Anna Oliver

Alex Calko & Vanessa Passarello

Quebec

Bagotville & Chicoutimi

Andre Bosse

Gatineau-Hull-Aylmer

Marie Comtois

St-Jean Sur Richelieu & Farnham

Suzanne Gauthier

Montreal

Karen Hebert

Valcatier & Quebec

Kellie Brennan

Saskatchewan

Moose Jaw Area

Vicki Pantelopoulos

e-Veritas is supported by generous partners – please consider supporting them.

Prior to your next move please give our Realtor partners a call.

Alberta

Edmonton

Chris Davies, Realtor

British Columbia

Comox and the Comox Valley

Brett Cairns

Esquimalt & Victoria

Goran Tabic, B.A, M.A, LL.B

David Langlois

Manitoba

Winnipeg

Nicole Milner

Nova Scotia

Halifax & Shearwater

Sebastian Latulippe

Ontario

Bordon Area

Trevor Shaw

Kingston Area

Wayne Spalding

Randy Beck

Drury Brown & Sommar Brown

Ottawa Area

Elaine Smallwood

The Ann & Dwight Team

Marc LaFontaine

Pembroke & Petawawa

Jennifer Turcotte

Cynthia Lloyd & James Gen

Toronto Area

Anna Oliver

Alex Calko & Vanessa Passarello

Quebec

Bagotville & Chicoutimi

Andre Bosse

Gatineau-Hull-Aylmer

Marie Comtois

St-Jean Sur Richelieu & Farnham

Suzanne Gauthier

Montreal

Karen Hebert

Valcatier & Quebec

Kellie Brennan

Saskatchewan

Moose Jaw Area

Vicki Pantelopoulos

e-Veritas is supported by generous partners – please consider supporting them.

System & Network Administrator / Administrateur de systèmes et réseaux,

Pixelweb Telecom inc., Boucherville

Operations Manager / Directeur(trice) des opérations,

Pelican International, Laval

Civil Engineer / Ingénieur civil – circulation,

Génivar, Ville de Québec

Software Engineer – Programmable Automaton / Ingénieur logiciel automate programmable,

Bombardier Transport, Saint-Bruno

Automation Specialist / Spécialiste automatisation et mise en service,

JCL Recherche de cadres Inc., Cantons de l’Est

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A tip of the hat to the following members who just recently updated their Club membership status: Chapeau aux membres suivants qui ont tout récemment mis à jour leur adhésion au Club:

Updated: 7 Oct – 25049 Jean-Philippe Barrette Life; 25286 Brendan Boyle Life; 10918 Gordon C. Brown; 12781 Yves Charette; 2633 Alexander A. Greenlees; 25154 Keil Monette-Saillant Life; 8162 Ken R. Moulden; 25046 Matthieu Thibault-Bédard Life; 5851 Barry Winfield.

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• Technical Specialist Composite, Materials and Processes / Spécialiste Technique, matériaux et procédés,

• Bell Helicopter, Mirabel

• System Software Specialist – Communication / Spécialiste en logiciels de systèmes – Communication,

• CAE, Montreal

• Mechanical Project Engineer / Ingénieur de projet mécanique,

• Bombardier Produits Récréatifs, Valcourt

• Chief of Service / Chef de service installations matérielles,

• CHU Sainte-Justine, Montreal

• Manager, Industrial Engineering / Gérant, Génie industriel,

• Prévost Car, Quebec

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A tip of the hat to the following members who just recently updated their Club membership status:

Chapeau aux membres suivants qui ont tout récemment mis à jour leur adhésion au Club:

Updated since 25 August: 17617 M Scott Shortridge; 13946 Eric L Stewart; 7386 Lloyd R Kenward; 23911 Mark Chamberlain – Life; 3487 Ervin Sande; 10460 Gary Nason; 10613 Kevin M Psutka; 24992 Eric Thomas Robb – Life; 24253 Jesse D Slaunwhite – Life; 12486 Brady A Aubin; 5291 Stan C Shepherd; 6936 Leonard Skinner; 3384 Charlie Kingston.

Thank You / Merci

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• Manufacturing Supervisor / Superviseur génie manufacturier,

• Bell Helicopter, Mirabel

• Products Engineer / Ingénieur de produits

• Corporation Micro Bird, Drummondville

• Product Line Manager / Chef de produits,

• Belden, Montreal

• Director of Public Works / Directeur des travaux publics,

• Ville de Granby, Granby

• Engineer / Ingénieur,

• Genesee & Wyoming, Montréal

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A tip of the hat to the following members who just recently updated their Club membership status:

Chapeau aux membres suivants qui ont tout récemment mis à jour leur adhésion au Club:

Updated since 15 August: 3667 Donald Gray; 10987 David J Pentney; M0361 Theresa Winchester.

Thank You / Merci

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Chief Advisor – Supply Chain / Conseiller principal en approvisionnement,

KPMG, Montreal

Assistant – Technical Manager / Adjoint au Directeur technique,

Capt-Air Inc., Montreal

Project Manager / Chargé de projets,

Le Groupe Gesfor Poirier, Pinchin inc. Montreal

Director of Public Works / Directeur des travaux publics,

Ville de Granby, Granby

Specialist in telecommunications networks / Spécialiste en réseaux de télécommunications,

ArcelorMittal Mines Canada, Northern Quebec

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A tip of the hat to the following members who just recently updated their Club membership status:

Chapeau aux membres suivants qui ont tout récemment mis à jour leur adhésion au Club:

Updated since 8 August: 5132 Alexander Bialosh; 3384 Charlie Kingston; 8698 Pierre Lagueux; 3563 Thomas Philip Adams; G2933 Tim Sugrue; E7010 Travis Lanoway; 15666 Jeff Miclash; 8055 James McCarthy; 10920 David C Burt; 6332 Gaétan Dextras; 5 year membership, 4119 William Darling; 10559 James Gerhart; 11056 Randall IW Comis; 5966 Harry Whittaker; 10473 Jacques Préfontaine; 9916 Barry Curran; 7798 James C Parker .8919 Ron Halpin; 9678 Steven M Irwin; 3521  Charles Simonds;

Thank You / Merci

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Automation & Robotics Engineer / Ingénieur automatisation et robotique,

Premier Tech, Rivière-du-Loup

Director of the GCM Labs / Directeur, Directrice des laboratoires du GCM,

École Polytechnique de Montréal, Montréal

Chief Technician / Technicien Principal,

Genesee & Wyoming inc., Montréal

Applications Engineer, IT Manufacturing / Ingénieur d’Application, TI Manufacturières,

Global Automation Partners, Montreal

Designer / Concepteur,

Isotech Design, Montreal

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A tip of the hat to the following members who just recently updated their Club membership status:

Chapeau aux membres suivants qui ont tout récemment mis à jour leur adhésion au Club:

Updated since 25 July: 8053 Kenneth L.J. Malyon; 13674 David J Pyper; 9844 James K Simpson; 4928 Gerrie W Kautz – Life; 13605 Greg Caws Life;

8868 Bob Shuter Life; 2901 David Lochead; 9889 Robert Benn; 2986 John Scott; 5541 Richard S Bryant; 6582 DB Abbott; 3111 Richard Bohne;

7928 Cajo Brando; 2977 John H Norris; 3928 Donald A Smithies; 3123 George E Forman;

Thank You / Merci

A tip of the hat to the following members who just recently updated their Club membership status:

Chapeau aux membres suivants qui ont tout récemment mis à jour leur adhésion au Club:

Updated since 19 July:

G4482 Brian Lebreton Life; 8985 Randy Stowell; 4987 J. David Lee; 3068 Sidney A. Lundell; 7342 John D. Brewster; 3335 H. Russell Wilcox Life; 5544 Paul C Callaway; 24487 Daniel J Fleming Life; 3699 Emil Bizon; 3069 William A. McColl; 6543 Ron Jackson; 3088 Fred E Ross; 5100 Stephen W Spero;

Thank You / Merci

A tip of the hat to the following members who just recently updated their Club membership status:

Chapeau aux membres suivants qui ont tout récemment mis à jour leur adhésion au Club:

Updated since 11 July:

3220 William James; 6071 Mervyn Lougher-Goodey; 4516 Donald Lemna – Life; 4381 Robert Moulton; 2919 Robert Simpson; 13181 John Sheahan; 5333 Gaetan Boyer -  Life; 5544 Paul Callaway; 10993 Roger Richard;9184 Bill Simms; 4586 Richard (Robin) A.L. Carter; 17384 David Rudnicki – Life; 6108 Jean-Claude Beaudet; 6637 Jim (AJC) Humphrey – Life; 6908 Barry Grace; 6719 Michel Matte.

Thank You / Merci

Senior Staff of the Canadian Military Colleges, present and past, are most welcome to join the RMC Club in accordance with Article 9.5 of the Club’s Constitution. Source

Further information can be provided by contacting the staff at Panet House. 613 541-6000 x 6806, or 1-888 386-3762  rmcclub@rmc.ca

Les gens du personnel-cadre des Collèges militaires canadiens, anciens et actuels sont les bienvenus au Culb des CMR en conformité avec l’article 9.5 de la constitution du Club.

https://www.rmcclub.ca/forms/membership.asp

Vous obtiendrez plus de renseignements en communicant avec le personnel de la Maison Panet.  613 541-6000 x 6806, or 1-888 386-3762 rmcclub@rmc.ca