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* RMC closed as a cadet college during [[World War II]].
* Crerar served as a field commander in [[World War II]], and after retirement, served as a diplomat and Privy Councillor.
RMC closed as a cadet college during [[World War II]].
* Crerar served as a field commander of [[First Canadian Army]] in [[World War II]], 1944 to 1945 and after retirement, served as a diplomat and Privy Councillor.
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* first Commandant of the Military College in Canada, member of Royal Engineers,
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* chose motto, ''Truth, Duty, Valour''
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* assembled a British civilian staff,

Revision as of 12:45, 12 April 2008

This is a list of notable individuals who have been, or are involved with the Royal Military College of Canada.

Notable graduates

Royal Military College of Canada is prestigious and has had many notable alumni (Shown with college numbers).

Lt-General 'Tommy' Burns
General de Chastelain (top left)
General Harry Crerar
Hon. Roméo Dallaire
Chris Hadfield
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General Rick Hillier
Major-General Rod Keller
Robert Gordon Rogers
A/C Arthur Dwight Ross
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General Guy Simonds
Capt. William Grant Stairs


# Name Grad Significance
6508 MGen (Ret'd) John L Adams 1965 Chief, Communications Security Establishment
2510 BGen (Ret'd) Edward ‘Ned’ AC Amy DSO, an OBE, MC, Canadian Decoration, American Bronze Star, Legion d'honneur 1936 one of Canada's most decorated soldiers
7632 LCol (Ret'd) Gunars G Balodis’ 1968 co-founder of (c) Music for Young Children (MYC) with his wife Frances Balodis
2671 Lieutenant Duncan Gordon Peter Bell-Irving 1908 BC Land Surveyors Roll of Honour [1]
1472 Judge Sherburne Tupper Bigelow 1918 Canadian Horseracing Hall of Fame, (1991) [2]
2364 Air Commodore (ret'd) Leonard Birchall C.M., O.B.E. 1933 Second World War hero, "Saviour of Ceylon", Executive Officer at York University
6219 Dr. Robin Boadway 1964 economist, author, Rhodes Scholar 1964
8790 General Jean Boyle (ret'd) CMM, CD 1971 fighter pilot, and businessman.
1032 Lieutenant General E. L. M. Burns C.C., DSO, OBE, MC, CD, 1914 1981 recipient of the Pearson Medal of Peace
6523 Ambassador Terence Colfer (retired) 1965 former Canadian Ambassador to Iran 1999-2003 and to Kuwait 1996-1999
851 Colonel Lawrence Moore Cosgrave DSO 1912 Signed Japanese Instrument of Surrender(1945)
Harry Crerar PC, CH, CB, DSO, KStJ, CD army officer, Chief of the Defence Staff (Canada) in 1940
7860 Lt. Gen. (ret) the Hon. Roméo Dallaire O.C., CMM, G.O.Q., C.S.M. CD, LL.D. 1969 Senator, Awarded Vimy Award by the Conference of Defence Associations, June 1995. Awarded the United States Legion of Merit, January 1996; author, academic
7543 Senator Joseph A. Day 1968 retired from Royal Canadian Air Force; lawyer, Liberal Senator for New Brunswick 2001.10.04 -
4860 General John de Chastelain O.C., CMM, CD, C.H. 1960 former Chief of the Defence Staff; participant in Northern Ireland peace process; Scouts Canada's National Council and Substance Abuse Task Force. former Canadian Ambassador to the United States.
221 Sir Charles Macpherson Dobell 1890 Major-General with the Royal Welch Fusiliers of the British Army.
17324 Sharon Donnelly, CD 1990 2000 & 2004 Olympic teams, triathlon
2082 Hon. Brigadier-General (ret) Charles Drury PC, C.B.E., DSO 1929 former soldier, businessperson, politician
19828 John-James Ford 1995 author 'Bonk on the Head' which won 2006 Ottawa, Ontario Book Award
8276 Doctor MJ Garneau C.C., CD, Ph.D., F.C.A.S.I. 1970 Canadian astronaut aboard space shuttles Challenger and Endeavour, logged nearly 700 hours in space; NASA Exceptional Service Medal in 1997,
Sir Édouard Girouard, K.C.M.G. 1886 National Historic Person of Canada (1938); military engineer, constructed railways in Africa
22458 Captain Nichola Goddard, MSM 2002 First female Canadian soldier killed in action, in Afghanistan, Nichola Goddard scholarship in her honour
1681 Walter L. Gordon 1926 public servant, politician, author
5105 Doctor JL Granatstein O.C., Ph.D., LL.D., F.R.S.C. 1961 Canadian historian
8816 Ambassador Marius Grinius 1971 Permanent Representative of Canada to the United Nations Office at Geneva, Switzerland
Lt General Sir Arthur Edward Grassett 1909 Royal Engineers, Knighted 1945
13738 Colonel (Ret'd) Chris Hadfield CD 1982 Canadian astronaut
1976 Hon George Hees P.C., O.C. 1927 former Minister of Veterans Affairs, Ambassador-at-large for the Canadian International Development Agency Food Aid Program
Major-General Rod Keller CD, C.B.E. Canadian Army Officer, 3rd Canadian Infantry Division;Kelowna, British Columbia alderman
2585 Sir Edwin Leather KCMG, KCVO 1937 Former Governor of Bermuda, former Chair of the Executive Committee of Canadian Red Cross
2102 John Keiller MacKay (RMC 1929) 1929 Former Lieutenant Governor of Ontario
3528 General (Ret) Paul David Manson O.C., CMM, CD, B.Sc., D.M.S. 1956 military leader, business executive and volunteer; former Chief of Defence Staff
Paul C. Marriner Director, Fly Fishing Canada; Team Canada member at 10 World Fly Fishing Championships
1921 Commissioner George McClellan (police) 1929 former Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police 1963-1967
1865 Lieutenant Colonel (Ret'd) Theodore Meighen 1925 Lawyer and philanthropist
2290 Brigadier General Dollard Ménard 1932 Story of bravery at Dieppeinspired a Canadian WWII poster “Ce qu’il faut pour vaincre”
H1866 Lieutenant-Colonel (Ret'd) Cecil Merritt 1925 Politician, awarded a Victoria Cross
1800 Hartland Molson, O.C., OBE, D.C.L. 1924 Former brewer, owner of the Montreal Canadiens
7301 Earle Morris 1967 3-time Brier representative, coach of the Australian national curling team
G0053 LCol (Ret'd) Alex Morrison, MSC, CD 1980 awarded 2002 Pearson Medal of Peace
4393 Doctor Desmond Morton O.C., Ph.D. , F.R.S.C. 1959 Canadian historian, awarded the first RMC degree Rhodes Scholar 1959
Leonard Nicholson C.M., MBE Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
2592 Edmund Boyd Osler (1919) 1937 Pilot, Squadron Leader, Member of Parliament for Winnipeg, Manitoba South Centre 1968-72 Insurance executive, writer
13 Commissioner/Major General Aylesworth Perry 1876 Commissioner North-West Mounted Police Royal Canadian Mounted Police 1890-1923
2184 Rear Admiral Desmond Piers DSC, C.M., CD, D.Sc. Mil, KLj, RCN[3] 1930 first RMC graduate to join the Royal Canadian Navy
1309 Mr Richard Porritt 1917 inducted into Canadian Mining Hall of Fame
126 Philip Primrose Former police officer, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta
14344 Captain (ret’d) Bruce Poulin 1992 Queen's Jubilee Medal for volunteerism
E1855 Maj David N Quick 2003 Star of Military Valour, Afghanistan
2802 Robert Gordon Rogers 1940 Former Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia
Air Commodore (ret'd) Arthur Dwight Ross GC, CD, CBE Second World War George Cross recipient
Jeffrey Russell 1920 inducted into Canadian Football Hall of Fame
1596 General Guy Simonds C.C., C.B., C.B.E., D.S.O., CD 1925 Former Chief of the General Staff. For a lifetime of military service to Canada.
Brigadier General James Sutherland Brown Canadian military officer who drafted a contingency war plan in 1921 to invade and occupy several American border cities.
52 William Grant Stairs Explorer
Major General Herbert Cyril Thacker (1870–1953) 1890 Canada’s first military attaché, sent to the Far East during Russo-Japanese War 1904 [4]
RCNSE54 Rear Admiral Robert Timbrell 1937 Awarded Distinguished Service Cross during World War II
1633 General Christopher Vokes 1925 World War II operational commander
  • "Sword & Epaulettes of College No. 1633". RMC.
11027 BGen Ken Watkin 1976 Judge Advocate General
2357 Brigadier-Gen Denis Whitaker DSO, C.M., E.D., CD 1933 leader in military, sport, business and community service, co-author of 2 Canada's military history books
96 James White, Geographer, deceased Produced 1st edition of Atlas of Canada
Brigadier Sir Edward Oliver Wheeler, 1907 Military Officer, surveyor, adventurer, 1921 Mount Everest expedition
2951 General Ramsey Muir Withers CMM,

CD,

1952 Military Officer
Commissioner Stuart Taylor Wood 1912 former Commissioner of Royal Canadian Mounted Police 1938-1951

Notable honorary degree recipients

# Name Grad Honourary doctorate in
7860 Lt. Gen. (ret) the Hon. Roméo Dallaire O.C., CMM, G.O.Q., C.S.M. CD, LL.D. 1969 Military Sciences (2001)
4377 LGen (Ret'd) Richard J Evraire CMR RMC 1969 Military Sciences (1997)
National Chief. L. Phillip Fontaine OM 2000 Laws
13738 Colonel (Ret'd) Chris Hadfield CD 1982 Engineering (1996)
14444 Captain (Ret'd) Dorothy A Hector 1984 Laws (2001)

Notable honorary and special members of the Royal Military College of Canada Club

Shown with college numbers.

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Bill Graham
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Rt. Hon. Ray Hnatyshyn & Gilles Lamontagne
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Rt. Hon. Jeanne Mathilde Sauvé
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Ernest 'Smokey' Smith
Name # Significance
Myriam Bédard S120 Canadian biathlete
Charles H. Belzile C.M., CMM, CD, H22547 distinguished military career; community service: Canadian War Museum Advisory Committee; Conference of Defence Associations; founding member of Canadian Battle of Normandy Foundation.
Thomas R. Berger O.C., O.B.C., LL.B., LL.D., Q.C. S153 former puisne judge of the supreme Court of British Columbia; leader of MacKenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry; advocate of Canadian unity and equality
Thomas Brzustowski O.C., Ph.D., D.Sc., F.R.S.C., P.Eng. S143 Canadian engineer, academic, and civil servant.
Adrienne Clarkson C.C., CMM, C.O.M., CD H22982 Twenty-fifth Governor General
Barney Danson H founder of Katimavik, former RMC Chancellor
Senator Joseph A. Day H7543 Canadian Senator
Hon. Art Eggleton S128 Canadian politician
Mr. L. Phil Fontaine, Order of Manitoba H Assembly of First Nations National Chief
Hon. Bill Graham S147 Canadian politician
Rick Hillier S148 Chief of the Defence Staff of the Canadian Forces
Ray Henault S146 former Chief of the Defence Staff
Ray Hnatyshyn P.C., C.C., CMM, CD, B.A., LL.B., Q.C. H17416 Twenty-fourth Governor General
Gilles Lamontagne, C.P., O.C. C.Q., CD, B.A. H15200 military officer, prisoner of war during World War II, businessman and politician,
Roméo LeBlanc C.P., C.C., CMM, CD H20123 Twenty-fifth Governor General
Hon John Ross Matheson H17417 designed Canadian flag, founded the Order of Canada, soldier, judge, politician
Hon Peter Milliken S149 Speaker of the Canadian House of Commons
Hon Gordon O'Connor S157 Canadian politician, National Defence Minister
Ernest Smith V.C., C.M. O.B.C., CD S132 Soldier, politician
Edward Schreyer P.C., C.C., CMM, O.M., CD, LL.D. H14513 Twenty-second Governor General
Jeanne Sauvé C.P., C.C., CMM, CD, LL.D. H16929 Twenty-third Governor General

Notable non-graduate alumni of the RMC

Billy Bishop - Former Royal Military College of Canada Cadet.
William Throsby Bridges
Name Left RMC in: Significance
Air Marshal Billy Bishop, V.C. 1894-1956 1914 World War I flying ace designated a National Historic Person of Canada in 1980.
Major General Sir William Throsby Bridges, KCB, CMG 1879 Major General of the Australian Army and first Commandant of the Royal Military College, Duntroon
Jacques Duchesneau, C.M. M.A.P. current Doctoral candidate, President and Chief Executive Officer Canadian Air Transport Security Authority
The Honourable Wilfrid Heighington 1915 Politician
Dr. Geoffrey O'Hara, (1882-1967) 1900 composer, singer, lecturer, songwriter, army singing instructor, ethnomusicologist, pianist and guild organizer
Edgar William Richard Steacie 1921 Former president of the National Research Council of Canada
Thomas Vien (1881 - 1972) 1903 lawyer, Speaker of the Senate of Canada; Deputy Speaker of House of Commons of Canada

Notable professors/educators/staff

Shown with college numbers.

Brigadier Kenneth Stuart
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George Pearkes
The Hon. George and Ruth Stanley
Student # Name Significance
S155 Willard Boyle Businessman, invented Charge-coupled device
Gérard Bessette Author and educator
Associate Professor Walter Dorn Co-chair of the Department of Security Studies, educator
Sir Howard Douglas, 1776–1861, professor, British general and colonial administrator: Governor of New Brunswick (1823–31)[5]
Lieutenant-Colonel (Retd) Roman Jarymowycz OMM, CD, Ph.D. Educator, decorated Canadian soldier, historian, author
G0053 Alex Morrison Educator, founding president of Pearson Peacekeeping Centre
Lieutenant-Colonel George Pearkes Received the Victoria Cross; staff officer of RMC
H8829 Col. the Hon. George F.G. Stanley Educator and designer of Canadian flag; Companion of the C.C.C.
Lieutenant-General Kenneth Stuart Chief of the General Staff 1941-1943, educator

Commandants

Shown with college numbers.

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Lieutenant-General Guy Simonds inspecting II Canadian Corps in Meppen, Germany, May 31st, 1945.
General The Honourable Henry Duncan Graham (Harry) Crerar
# Name Year Significance
12192 Brigadier-General Tom Lawson CD (RMC ‘79) 2007- current commandant
  • initiated new structure: Four divisions and 14 squadrons
  • No more Sgts within the Sqadrons but WO added at the Division level.
E1607 Brigadier-General Jocelyn Lacroix (RMC 1999) CD 2005-2007
  • Changed the dress of the day from the traditional 'college dress' to the not-so-traditional CF uniform.
  • 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.
6496 Brigadier-General (Retired) Charles Émond CD ADC 2005-2006
S133 Brigadier General Jean Leclerc CD 2002-05 Honourary
8850 Rear Admiral (Ret'd) David Morse CMM, CD 2002
  • Scaled back RMC sport program
  • Changed RMC Redmen logo to the crown and arm of RMC.
9098 BGen (Ret'd) Ken Hague (RMC 1972) 1997-2000 Member, Gifting committee, Royal Military Colleges Club Foundation.
8790 Brigadier-General (Ret'd) Jean Boyle CMM, CD 1991
  • Later became Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) (1996)
4459 Commodore (Ret'd) Edward Murray O.M.M. CD (RMC 1959) 4459
3543 BGen (Ret) Walter Niemy CD (RMC 1956) 1985-7
3572 BGen (Ret) Frank J. Norman CD (RMC 1956) 1982-5
3173 BGen (Ret) John A. Stewart CD (RMC 1953) 1980-2
  • Visit by Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, 21 May 1980
  • RMC became co-educational in 1980.
  • Novece boxing was dropped in 1980
4860 BGen (Ret) John de Chastelain, CD (RMC 1960) 1977-80
  • Later became Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) (1989-93, 94-95)
  • Later became Canadian Ambassador to the United States (1993-94)
2816 BGen (Ret) William W. Turner CD (RMC 1940) 1973-7
  • The Cadet Wing paraded on Parliament Hill to celebrate the College's centennial
2530 BGen (Ret) William Kirby Lye MBE CD (RMC 36) 1970-1973 Lake Lye (near Williams Lake, BC) is named in his honour.
2576 Commodore W.P. Hayes CD 1967
  • The Cadet Wing paraded on Parliament Hill to celebrate Canada's centennial
2364 Air Commodore Leonard Birchall OBE, D.F.C., CD 1963-7 Graduate courses were added in 1964.
2424 Brigadier G.H. Spencer OBE, CD 1962-3
2265 Brigadier W.A.B. Anderson OBE, CD 1960-2
2184 Commodore Desmond Piers D.S.C., CD 1957-60
  • Piers participated in the invasion in France during World War II.
  • RMC became a degree-granting institution in 1959.
  • Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip visit 1959
2140 Air Commodore D.A.R. Bradshaw, DFC, CD 1954-7
1137 Brigadier-General D.R. Agnew C.B.E., CD, LLD 1947-54
  • The New One Hundred Opening Ceremonies 20 September 1948
  • The Old Brigade, for alumni celebrating 50 years since they entered one of the military Colleges, was inaugurated by Agnew in 1950.
  • Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip visit 12 October 1951
  • The Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean was founded in 1952
  • Pipes and Drums founded 1953
H-2727 Major General J.F.M. Whiteley, C.B., C.B.E., MC 1947
2120 Brigadier J. D. B. Smith, C.B.E., DSO, 1945-6
816 Brigadier K. Stuart, DSO, MC 1944-5
H-2727 Major General H.F.H. Hertzberg C.M.G., DSO, MC 1940-4
  • The last class graduated in 1942
  • Royal Roads in British Columbia founded in 1942.
816 Brigadier K. Stuart, DSO, MC 1939-40
749 Brigadier General Harry Crerar[6] 1938-9
  • Commandant of RMC when war broke out in 1939. Crerar commanded the First Canadian Army from 1944 to 1945.

RMC closed as a cadet college during World War II.

624 Brigadier W. H. P. Elkins, DSO, 1930-5
621 Brigadier C. F. Constantine, DSO, 1925-30 Constantine arena at RMC named in his honour
151 Lieutenant-General Sir Archibald Macdonell K.C.B., C.M.G., DSO, LL.D. 1919-25 [7]
  • first Canadian commandant,
  • assembled a Canadian military staff,
  • Professional associations & universities negotiate to accept RMC graduates
  • authorized publication of RMC biannual review (alumni magazine)
Brigadier H. H. Matthews, C.M.G., DSO, 1935-8
Brigadier-General C. N. Perreau, C.M.G. 1915-19
Colonel L. R. Carleton, DSO, 1913-14
Colonel J.H.V. Crowe 1909-13
45 Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Thornton Taylor 1905-9
  • introduced hockey to Kingston as an RMC student in 1877
  • competitive entrance examination, with half-yearly examinations
  • 3 year curriculum: civil engineering, civil & hydrographic surveying, physics, chemistry, French, English, gymnastic drills and outdoor exercises of all kinds
  • five imperial army commissions awarded annually
  • $750-$1,000 cost included board, uniform, materials and extras
Colonel R.N.R. Reade 1901-5
Colonel G.C. Kitson 1896-1900
  • replaced British civilian staff with British military personnel,
  • tightened discipline,
  • emphasised military training,
  • cut the curriculum to three years
Major-General Donald Roderick Cameron, M.G. 1888-96
  • Then commandant, recommended international pigeon post, which provided messenger service from 1891-1895 for marine search and rescue and military
Major-General J.R. Oliver 1886-8
Lt-Gen. Edward Osborne Hewett [8] 1875-1886
  • first Commandant of the Military College in Canada, member of Royal Engineers,
  • chose motto, Truth, Duty, Valour
  • assembled a British civilian staff,
  • organized a 4 year curriculum,
  • prepared site for use as a College

First 32 female graduates

Shown with college numbers.

# Name # Name # Name # Name # Name # Name
14481 Linda Newton 14423 Liz Dyson 14484 Jacquie Pothier 14390 Kathy Armstrong 14397 Chris Best 14433 Debbie Fowler
14396 Kathleen Beeman 14512 Cheryl de Bellefeuille 14451 Theresa Hutchings 14467 Joanne MacIsaac 14478 Theresa Murphy 14448 Becky Horn
14400 Sylvie Bonneau 14504 Brigitte Vachon 14412 Helen Davies 14491 Karen Ritchie 14444 Dorothy Hector 14487 Sue Raby
14510 Sue Wigg 14479 Sue Nadarozny 14460 Lorraine Kuzyk 14402 Charmaine Bulger 14501 Marie Thomson 14443 Kathy Haunts
14508 Sheila Walters 14418 Marnie Dunsmore 14477 Brigitte Muehlgassner 14411 Ann David 14394 Laura Beare 14407 Marie-Pier Cloutier
14419 Johanne Durand 14507 Julia Walsh

Books

  • Walter S. Avis: "Essays and articles selected from a quarter century of scholarship at the Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston" (Occasional papers of the Department of English, R.M.C.) 1978
  • 2141 Thomas T. L Brock (RMC 1930) “Fight the good fight: Looking in on the recruit class at the Royal Military College of Canada during a week in February 1931” 1964
  • 19828 John-James Ford, (RMC 1995) wrote Bonk on the head, a novel that describes a fictional officer-cadet's life at RMC
  • G1397 Doctor Andrew A.B. Godefroy "Professional training put to the test: the Royal Military College of Canada and Army Leadership in the South African War 1899-1902" The Army Doctrine and Training Bulletin 2005
  • 6647 Major (Ret) Mitchell Kryzanowski (RMC 1965), wrote Currie Hall: Memorial to the Canadian Corps (Kingston: Hewson and White, 1989), a description of the decoration of Currie Hall
  • S125 Major (Ret) William WJ Oliver, and S134 Mrs Rolande Oliver, "RMC Hockey History Digest" Eds. Red & White Books, Kingston, 2003
  • 4237 Dr. Adrian Preston & Peter Dennis (Edited) "Swords and Covenants" Rowman And Littlefield, London. Croom Helm. 1976.
  • H16511 Dr. Richard Arthur Preston "To Serve Canada: A History of the Royal Military College of Canada" 1997 Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 1969.
  • H16511 Dr. Richard Arthur Preston "Canada's RMC - A History of Royal Military College" Second Edition 1982
  • H16511 Dr. Richard Preston "R.M.C. and Kingston: The effect of imperial and military influences on a Canadian community" 1968
  • H1877 R. Guy C. Smith (editor) "As You Were! Ex-Cadets Remember". In 2 Volumes. Volume I: 1876-1918. Volume II: 1919-1984. Royal Military College. [Kingston]. The R.M.C. Club of Canada. 1984
  • A.G.G. Wurtele "Not In Cooke. - Account of a tour by the first graduating class of the Royal Military College", Kingston, 1880.
  • "To Serve Canada: A History of the Royal Military College since the Second World War", Ottawa, University of Ottawa Press, 1991.
  • 4669 Toivo Roht, (CMR RMC 1960) "Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean, Royal Roads Military College and Royal Military College 1955-2006" 2007
  • "RMC Cadet Handbook" Kingston, ON: RMC, 2004
  • "Royal Military College of Canada: The Canadian Services Colleges" 1962
  • "The Royal Military College of Canada 1876 to 1919"

Other

List of Royal Military College of Canada Memorials

References

  1. ^ Roll of Honour, British Columbia Land Surveyors
  2. ^ Hall of Fame - Builder - Judge S. Tupper Bigelow, 1991
  3. ^ Obituaries
  4. ^ _____. (1922). Prominent People of the Maritime Provinces, p. 193.
  5. ^ Douglas, Sir Howard
  6. ^ [http://www.rmc.ca/other/museum/gallery/college6_e.html Brigadier General Harry Crerar PC, CH, CB, DSO, CD, ADC (RMC 1909) ]
  7. ^ Bulletin 6, Sir William Orpen, Major-General Sir A.C. Macdonell. 1918
  8. ^ Lt-Gen. Edward Osborne Hewett, C.G.
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