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A Class Site is a great way to organize a charter, keep members informed, and attract a broader audience by introducing ourselves to the community. Our class, the '70 Intake of the Royal Military College will use this site to inform people about our club, share ideas, and organize
events and activities.
WATCH THE SPACE HERE FOR HOT NEWS!!! HOLDING CO MEETING
The meeting will be at Austin Chase Cafe ( next to Bora-Bora Cafe ) in front of Ampang Point. It is schedule for 2130HRS tomorrow night, 19th March 2002.
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The history of the Royal Military College commenced in '52 when an announcement was made by the Secretary of Defence that the Malay Regiment training depot in Port Dickson was to be upgraded as the Malay Regiment Training Centre with the additional establishment of the Pre-Officer Cadet Training Unit and a 'Boys' Company'. It was not until '53, when the then British High Commisioner to Malaya, the late Field Marshall Tun Sir Gerald Templer conceived a long term objective for these two establishments that the 'FEDERATION MILITARY COLLEGE' was formally formed.
 The Charter of the College is: 'To prepare young Malaysians to take their places as officers in the Armed Forces, in the higher divisions of the Public Service and as leaders in the professional, business and industrial life of the country.'
The College moved to its present campus in Sungai Besi camp in '61. The name of the College was changed to 'ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE' in '67. The long-used term 'Boy' was replaced with the term 'Putera'.
Since its inception, the College has undergone various changes. Todate, nearly 5000 Putera have graduated from the college.
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