WW2 Canadian RCAF Galt Aircraft School Trainees Woodworking and Rigging Division Postcard

This vintage postcard features the Woodworking and Rigging Division of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) Galt Aircraft School, an important training facility during the Second World War. Located in Galt, Ontario (now part of Cambridge), the school specialized in the instruction of aircraft trainees, focusing on essential wartime skills such as woodworking and rigging. The postcard likely depicts trainees or facilities associated with the division, highlighting the practical aspects of aviation maintenance and construction required for RCAF operations during the 1940s. Printed in standard postcard format, it serves both as a period artifact and a record of Canadian home front efforts to support Allied air power through technical education and production. This item is relevant for collectors interested in Canadian military history, World War II aviation, or the development of technical trades within the armed forces. The postcard’s imagery and inscriptions provide insight into the training infrastructure that supported Canada’s wartime air operations.