for cadets while 4 Squadron was for mature students from the University Training Program Non-Commissioned Members program. Although squadrons were not named, they were represented by embroidered patches bearing mythological figures, which were worn on the sleeves of the cadet workdress. The squadrons were subdivided into flights, which were named after historical figures (explorers). Cadets competed by squadron in drill and intramurals. Band By 1955, Royal Roads had a drum and bugle corps. The Brass and Reed Band had already been formed by 1975. WO George Dunn, the first full-time Bandmaster, served from 1975 to 1979. The Pipes and Drums performed at parades, public relation trips and recruit shows. The Pipe Section and the Drum Section performed at mess dinners; parades; sporting events; ceremonies (official or squadron); weddings; funerals; public relations; wing events; Christmas and Graduation Balls; private events; and holidays. Notable historical milestones Facilities The Register of the Government of Canada Heritage Buildings lists 9 recognized buildings and 1 classified building on the former grounds of the Royal Roads Military College. Other buildings Royal Roads Military College Museum Hatley Castle is home to the Royal Roads Military College Museum. The museum is located in Hatley Castle, on the campus of the Royal Roads University and former campus of the Royal Roads Military College of Canada. The Museum mandate is to collect, conserve, research and display material relating to the history of the Royal Roads Military College, its former cadets and its site. The Royal Roads Military College Museum is a member of the Canadian Museums Association and the Organization of Military Museums of Canada Inc. The Royal Roads Museum is an accredited museum within the Canadian Forces Museum System. The museum has formed a cooperating association of friends of the museum to assist with projects. Traditions Commandants Principals Notable professors Notable alumni Quotes Filming location The campus of Royal Roads has been used as a film set for: Professor Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters in the "X-Men (film)" movies. The Luthor Mansion, the estate belonging to Lex Luthor in TV series Smallville The Shady Glen School in the 1997 movie, Masterminds The hideout in MacGyver, season 5, "The Legend of the Holy Rose, part 2" The home for the Royal Family in the Seven Days TV series, episode 9, season 2, "Love and Other Disasters" Little Women, starring Winona Ryder (1994) The Changeling, starring George C. Scott (1979) The