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This plaque was erected by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada. 

This memorial was erected by Alumni of the class of 1960 at the Royal Military College of Canada. The bronze plaque was presented to the Commandant of the Royal Military College of Canada in September 2006. The memorial is dedicated to the class of 1960, it commemorates the entry of class members into the Old Brigade 66IX 2006. The five sugar maple trees were planted on May 10, 2006, along the Duty Drive.

The first light stained glass window

This window features images of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets, Navy League Cadet Corps (Canada) and Navy League Wrennette Corps.
It was dedicated to the honour and glory of those who have served and will serve Canada, and as a tribute to all National Presidents of the Navy League of Canada for their love of country in promoting patriotism, seapower, and youth training.
 

The second light stained glass window

This window features images of a young sailor with God behind the ship's wheel. Donated in memory of David H. Gibson, CBE, who was the National President, Navy League of Canada, 1938-1952. The window is dedicated to Canadians who died at seas in the defence of the country. The window includes a poem by H.R. Gillarm.
 

The third light stained glass window

This window features the crest of the Royal Military College of Canada. On their 50th anniversary the class of August 1915 installed this memorial to honour their fallen classmates.

All three memorial windows are located in Sir Arthur Currie Hall at the Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston. They were made by Robert McCausland Limited. Currie Hall was built just after the end of the First World War (1922) when Sir Archibald Cameron Macdonell, was Commandant of the College. The hall is a memorial to the Canadian Corps.

This memorial was erected by the Alumni of 1 Squadron graduating class of 1983 at the Royal Military College of Canada. Under the leadership of 14009 Chris Daley (RMC ’83), all of the 4th year cadets in 1 Squadron pitched in and helped construct the window, in the basement of the Stone Frigate building. The light stained glass windows is featuring a spider web based design, with the #1. Since spiders are so common in the (pre-modernized) building, they earned the lofted position as 1 Squadron mascot. There is also a plaque with inscriptions inside the front doors to the Stone Frigate to highlight the origins of the window.

The Alumni of the Royal Military College of Canada erected this memorial. The stained glass windows were made by Robert McCausland Limited. The first light stained glass window is featuring Three Services in Battledress. It is dedicated to the memory of their gallant fallen classmates, and was presented by the Royal Military College class entering in 1933. The second light stained glass window is featuring Royal Military College of Canada crests and services crests. It was presented by Toronto branch RMC club of Canada in 1964. The third light stained glass window is featuring `The last post`, and was presented by the class entering RMC in 1934, as a memorial to fallen classmates. The forth light stained glass window is featuring Royal Military College of Canada Cadet resting on arms reversed, and was presented by the graduating class 29 May 1964.

The Alumni of the Royal Military College of Canada erected this memorial. The stained glass windows were made by Robert McCausland Limited. The first light stained glass window is featuring Visionary Christ with Cadet. It was dedicated to the loving memory of 4954 Flying Officer Peter Gordon Robson graduated May 1960 who died on active duty in September 1960. The second light stained glass window is featuring Royal Military College of Canada Crest. It was dedicated to the memory of the members of class of 1958 who have passed away. The third light stained glass window is featuring Royal Military College of Canada Cadet at ease, and dedicated to the memory of those members of the class of 1942 who have given their lives for Canada. The forth light stained glass window is featuring Canadian Coat of Arms and 10 Provincial crests. It was donated by the former college members of the Montréal section of 1965.

The first light Stained glass window depicts three angels and Sir Galahad, a knight of King Arthur’s Round Table, who is shown fully armed, holding a staff and shield, on foot leading a horse. At the top of the window there is a line from the poem `Sir Galahad` by Alfred Lord Tennyson. The memorial window was erected in loving memory of Gentleman Cadet Arthur Latrobe Smith, who drowned at Kingston on May 2nd 1913. This window was erected by his mother and brother.

The second light Stained glass window depicts the college motto Truth Duty Valour and the Armorial Ensigns for the Royal Military College of Canada, which were assigned by George the fifth at the Court of St. James in July, 1920. The memorial window was erected to the beloved memory of Gentleman Cadet Douglas Burr Plumb, who drowned at Romaine, Labrador on June 22nd 1903. The window was donated by his stepfather, Wallace Nesbitt.

The third light Stained glass window is featuring St Michael, the Archangel, shown fully armed and holding a staff and a shield. The window was erected to the beloved memory of Gentleman Cadet James Wylie Logie. The window was erected by his father Hon. James Wylie and his mother Mary Wylie.

The first stained glass window

This window features the crest of the Royal Military College and was donated by the Kingston Branch of the Royal Military College Club of Canada in May 1963.

The second stained glass window

This window features Timothy and was dedicated in memory of no. 2609 Flight Lieutenant Ian Macdonnell Sutherland-Brown.

The third stained glass window

This window features a dove and was dedicated in memory of 4482 Squadron Leader Donald Eaton Galloway Class of 1959.

The fourth stained glass window

This window features an open book and was dedicated in memory of 6229 Lieutenant John Carson, first to leave the Class of 1964.

All four windows were made by Robert McCausland Limited.

The first light-stained glass window

The featured emblem is the dove. It was donated by Major-General Edouard de Bellefeuille Panet and his wife, Marguerite.

The second light-stained glass window

The featured emblem is a chalice and wheat. It was donated by Lt.-Colonel Thomas Fraser Gelley, M.A., LL. D who was a member of the faculty, 1919-1963.

The first light-stained glass window

The featured emblem is the Lamb. The window is dedicated to all those who died in service from the class of 1938. The alumni of the Royal Military College of Canada erected this memorial. It was made by Robert McCausland Limited in 1963.

The second light-stained glass window

The featured emblem is lilies. It is dedicated to the memory of S/L Ian G.A. McNaughton, RCAF, RMC 2588, who was killed in action over Germany, 23 June 1942. The window was donated by the parents of Ian McNaughton. It was made by Robert McCausland Limited in 1963.

The third light-stained glass window

The featured emblem is the crest of the Royal Military College of Canada. Donated by the Kingston branch of the Royal Military College Club of Canada, September 1963. It was made by Robert McCausland Limited in 1963.

The fourth light-stained glass window

The featured emblem is the Alpha-Omega bible and torch. It was donated by Mrs. Oliver Tiffany (Kit) Macklem in memory of her husband no. 605 Oliver Tiffany, and her father no. 203 William Bermingham.