1951, the War Emergency Training Program was re-established due to the Korean War. Second World War During the Second World War, Brigadier Ted G. E. Beament was appointed Officer Commanding the Khaki University (principal). An extension department provided services for other camps in Great Britain and France. Beament was awarded the Governor General's Gold Medal upon his graduation from the Royal Military College of Canada (RMC) in 1929. Beament was awarded the Czechoslovakian Military Cross at the beginning of 1946. On his staff was Lieutenant-Colonel Tom F. Gelley, who taught History and English at the RMC prior to the war and was the registrar of RMC following it. Major John F. Twiss was a professor of mathematics at the RMC both pre- and post-war. After the war, Beament was a prominent Ottawa lawyer who served as President of the RMC Club in 1952. References External links A Khaki University for Canadian soldiers by H.M. Tory (1917) Khaki University at The Canadian Encyclopedia Henry Marshall Tory Fonds Defunct Canadian military colleges Educational institutions established in 1917 Military history of Canada 1917 establishments in the United Kingdom