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Photo Essays

Perhaps the most significant Canadian contribution to victory in the Second World War, the BCATP was the largest project ever undertaken by the Canadian government up to that time. Most of the graduates served with Bomber Command.

The following photo essays include a brief description of each topic followed by a series of photos utilizing material from the museum's archives to convey a taste of what occurred.

BCATP Facilities Building Aircraft for the BCATP Recruiting Manning Depot Initial Training Schools Elementary Flying Training Schools Service Flying Training Schools Bombing and Gunnery Schools Air Observer (Navigator) Schools Wireless (Radio) Operator Schools