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A bronze plaque reads “Royal Military College of Canada Wall of Honour” and recognises ex-cadets who made exceptional contributions to Canada or the world. It was presented in October 2008 by the Class of 1983.

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A bronze plaque reads “Royal Military College of Canada Wall of Honour” and recognises ex-cadets who made exceptional contributions to Canada or the world. It was presented in October 2008 by the Class of 1983.

The Nominating Committee is now soliciting nominations for 2027 inductees to the RMC Wall of Honour

Do you know an RMC graduate or classmate who has made a difference in their community, their profession or the CAF? An ex-cadet who has had a career of outstanding achievements and/or contributions to Canada or the world, that would inspire present day cadets at RMC to strive to similar heights in their lives? Someone who has personified the qualities of Truth, Duty, and Valour in their personal and professional lives through their time at the college, their career and thereafter? If so, they could be a candidate for the RMC Wall Of Honour and YOU can nominate them.

Capture their story in a concise narrative of 750 to 1000 words, (MS Word format please) in either official language. Be original; try not to copy an obituary or other recognitions the candidate has received. We hope for an inspirational summary of the candidate’s life and achievements. Full name, College number, College(s) attended and at least one picture should be included. Attachments or historic references outlining awards, service branch and units, can supplement the narrative.

Detailed eligibility and criteria for nominations with pertinent information on submissions can be found here with more information under the “How you can Nominate a Candidate” tab on the Wall of Honour web page.

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Notice of the Annual Meeting of the Voting Members of the Royal Military Colleges of Canada Alumni Association