Royal Military College in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory | Government organisation

Royal Military College

Locality: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Address: Canberra 2612 Canberra, ACT, Australia

Website: www.army.gov.au/taxonomy/term/132

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25.01.2022 Who remembers their Ex Shaggy Ridge? Well these cadets from I Class are testing their leadership, character and ethical decision making as they embark on their own journey. #GoodSoldiering

22.01.2022 Congratulations to all the I Class cadets who successfully completed Exercise Shaggy Ridge. Sleep up you have earnt it, there is gold at the end of this rainbow. #GoodSoldiering

21.01.2022 III Class SCDTs recently completed Ex Lone Pine at Majura Training Area where they were assessed in their ability to lead in the small team environment. Image 3: A leading SCDT provides snap orders to their fire team during the conduct of a quick attack scenario Image 1: SCDTs advance on an enemy position during the conduct of a quick attack ... Image 2: III Class recently completed the 17.2km 3 Peaks Walk (3PW) from Camp Blake, Majura back to RMC-Duntroon. The 3PW is the culminating activity for the approx 9 weeks of training which makes up the Initial Cadet Training (ICT) phase of III Class.

20.01.2022 Stability Operations TEWTs conducted on BMS. RMC Cadets embrace new technology to demonstrate the foundation skills. #ArmyInMotion #FutureReadyTrainingSystem

19.01.2022 Whilst cadets from I Class increasingly use new technology in their training it still remains important to ensure solid foundation skills are maintained including when explaining tactical considerations. #FutureReadyTrainingSystem #GoodSoldiering #ArmyInMotion

18.01.2022 The Centre for @AustralianArmy Leadership is continuing to deliver the new leadership program to RMC-D II Class staff cadets who've shown true grit - resilient individuals contributing to optimal teams #GoodSoldiering

14.01.2022 Mount Pleasant provided a great backdrop for I Class Staff Cadets who spent time this week briefing back planning tasks. Terrain visualisation remains key to foundation warfighting and effective command for junior commissioned leaders. #GoodSoldiering #ArmyinMotion

11.01.2022 On a cold Canberra morning, Staff Cadets were afforded the opportunity to look over the Boxer Combat Reconnaissance Vehicle. This was an excellent chance to apply context to class based instruction, and to understand the protection and lethality afforded to the #AustralianArmy by this world class capability.#AustralianArmy #ArmyinMotion #GoodSoldiering #FutureReadyTrainingSystem

11.01.2022 Staff Cadets from Second Class build and subsequently deploy a raft to transport stores and personnel across a river during period of darkness, as a part of Exercise Shaggy Ridge. Ex Shaggy Ridge aims to test and develop each Staff Cadet’s personal leadership, character and ethics, under physical and mental fatigue within austere environments.

10.01.2022 Cadets from I Class have deployed as part of CT-A to provide stability to the notional South Kudamir Province. Stability actions teach the cadets to command in a complex environment. #FutureReady #GoodSoldiering

09.01.2022 Staff Cadets took a pause from training today to recognise the official opening of Duntroon on 27 June 1911. The Commanding Officer reflected on the reputation Duntroon has established as a truly national institution, and its critical role in the development and professional education of Army’s Officer Corps. The Director of Military Art also took the opportunity to congratulate key Corps of Staff Cadets appointment holders for Semester 2, and to present an operational service medal to the Battalion Sergeant Major. Our best wishes to all for tomorrow’s birthday! #GoodSoldiering

09.01.2022 III Class has continued with its Leadership, Character and Ethics (LCE) training at RMC-D, recently completing the Leadership Reaction Course at Majura Training Area. This provided the SCDTs the opportunity to develop and test their leadership styles in preparation for Ex Tobruk which will see the SCDTs leadership and character assessed in an arduous environment. #ArmyInMotion #GoodSoldiering #ourpeople

05.01.2022 The faces of I Class. Cadets are excited to be on the final hurdle to graduation. In 57 days they will be commissioned officers. #OurPeople #ArmyInMotion

04.01.2022 RMC-D has welcomed a new III Class. The class is currently undertaking training at Majura, and recently participated in a Welcome to Country ceremony. It was a privilege to again welcome Aunty Violet to support this ceremony, and to hear the story of her mob, the Ngunnuwal people. #ArmyinMotion #GoodSoldiering