WW2 Canadian RCAF No 2 Bombing and Gunnery School Crest Craft Multi Piece Construction Squadron Patch

The WW2 Canadian RCAF No 2 Bombing and Gunnery School Crest Craft Multi Piece Construction Squadron Patch is a vintage military insignia associated with the Royal Canadian Air Force’s training operations during the Second World War. This patch represents No. 2 Bombing and Gunnery School, an establishment integral to the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Located at Mossbank, Saskatchewan, the school provided instruction in aerial bombing and gunnery for aircrew personnel. The patch was manufactured by Crest Craft, a known Canadian maker of military insignia, and features a multi-piece construction, reflecting mid-twentieth-century production techniques. Typically, the design incorporates layered embroidery with distinct fabric segments assembled to create the full emblem, signifying the identity of the squadron. Such patches were typically worn on the uniforms of trainees, staff, or instructors. This item serves as a tangible historical artifact from the period, illustrating the training infrastructure and insignia used by the RCAF during World War II.