RMC history started on July 3, 1952 in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan. When it was known as the Malay Regiment Training Centre of Pre Officer Cadet Training Unit and the Boys Company. RMC take its first students in September 1952 saw 74 boys aged 14 and 15 years selected from 1000 applications to study. On December 17, 1953, the name changed to the existing Federation Military College (FMC), Which is a burst of inspiration charter Malayan High Commissioner, Field Marshall Sir Gerald Templer Tun.
After eight years in Port Dickson, on June 20, 1961, FMC Transferred to the present location at Sungai Besi Camp, Kuala Lumpur. And on January 1, 1966, FMC's name changed to the Royal Military College (RMC) or the Royal Military College (RMC). RMC has been awarded the Royal aloft by the King at the time, Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah on June 3, 1981 at Stadium Merdeka.
Once again history sketched the Royal Military College (RMC) when the institution moved to its new building at the Bukit Belimbing, Balakong in early 2014. Certainly for 243 Prince who graduated Form 5, Annual Parade Ceremony and Prize Giving 2013 RMC recently left the nostalgia of great significance for them because the last group before RMC operate new campuses.
History of student begins as soon as set foot on earth for hire RMC. Life experienced by every student is filled with the life cycle of the schedule and discipline and established full military-like culture. The juniors are taught by senior how to adapt to life in the RMC as monitored by coaches from various expertise in ATM services. All Activities are done together to integrate and co-operation in the spirit of camaraderie to ensure That the ultimate goal of producing the establishment of the RMC achieved the potential future leaders. RMC has been established to realized the charter RMC.
"Preparing Youth for Malaysia Takes Place As Officers in the Malaysian Armed Forces, Being Senior Officials of Public Service Leaders-leading position in the field of Professional, Trade and Enterprise Nation."
As stated above, we are busy with all sorts of activities provided by the RMC.For example; marching, shooting, kayaking, statury matching, map reading, camp, survival training, camps, boxing and others.
As stated above, we are busy with all sorts of activities provided by the RMC.For example; marching, shooting, kayaking, statury matching, map reading, camp, survival training, camps, boxing and others.
In an annual camp, we were left in the forest by a determined group. we are supplied with enough food for a little one to eat with all the members of the group that night. Therefore, we had to practice the science of survival taught us not to be hungry for a few days. we find any fruit or anything edible. As we move safely, we had to dig up the ground looking for worms as one of the fast food available in desperation.
As I said earlier experience like this is difficult to be obtained, but we need to seize the opportunity to participate in activities. so untill here jelah my babble, I hope to share more my experiences in the future, waiting for ya.Bye
As I said earlier experience like this is difficult to be obtained, but we need to seize the opportunity to participate in activities. so untill here jelah my babble, I hope to share more my experiences in the future, waiting for ya.Bye
