RMC-D History and Traditions
Drawing many influences from its colonial origins, RMC-D is steeped in customs and traditions which are unique to the Australian Army.
History of DuntroonPre-dating the establishment of Canberra, Duntroon was one of three properties owned by the Campbell family before its suitibility to be an officer training school was identified by Major General Sir William Throsby Bridges in 1910.
Notable graduatesRMC-D has produced many highly-esteemed graduates who have been, and continue to be, leaders in their respective fields throughout Australian society.
The Duntroon ColoursUsing colours to provide a rally point in the confusion of battle dates back to the sixteenth century to maintain the morale of troops. Although no longer carried into battle, colours are the symbol of a regiment which display battle honours in recognition of gallant deeds.
