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Royal Roads Military College ( RRMC) was a Canadian military college from 1940 to 1995, located in Hatley Park, Colwood, British Columbia, near Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
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Royal Roads Military College mace at Royal Roads University. Royal Roads University offers applied and professional programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate levels, focusing on graduate level career development, with some on-campus undergraduate programs being offered as full-time accelerated. General studies and continuing ...
HMCS Royal Roads became the Royal Canadian Naval College in October 1942. In 1941, the Dunsmuirs' stables and mews were converted to classrooms and a gunnery school. The parade ground, gym and a larger boathouse were added, along with homes for the commandant and dean of studies.
Royal Roads Military College (RRMC) and its antecedents were located at Hatley Park from 1940 until its mandated federal closure in June 1995. Cadets attended classes, trained and lived on the campus.
The college had a final name change in 1967 to Royal Roads Military College, and later expanded to offer four-year degree programs in areas including oceanography, psychology and military and strategic studies.
The Log yearbook was published annually to record and commemorate events and moments at the Royal Roads Military College and its antecedents — Royal Canadian Naval College, Royal-Canadian Navy-Royal Canadian Air Force College and Canadian Services College Royal Roads.
Experience what it was like at RRMC. Step back in time and hear what it was like to be a Royal Roads cadet. Two documentaries showcase excerpts from oral history interviews with alumni of Royal Roads Military College.
The Royal Roads Military College collection includes records of the former military college on the Hatley Park site and its antecedents — HMCS Royal Roads, Royal Canadian Naval College, Royal-Canadian Navy–Royal Canadian Air Force College, and Canadian Services College Royal Roads.
The fonds consists of records made or received by DND in the course of operating a series of military and naval training institutions at Hatley Park (Royal Roads Military College and its antecedents). The DND records were transferred to RRU Archives following the dissolution of the Royal Roads Military College in 1995.
