RAF's No. 2 School of Photography

RAF and WAAF instructors at the No. 2 School of Photography, posed for the camera. This photograph shows the staff at the No. 2 School of Photography. The No. 2 School of Photography was established in August 1940 to meet the rapidly increasing need for more photographers and photographic technicians to aid with aerial reconnaissance during the Second World War. The School was based at the Blackpool Technical College and Palatine Secondary School in Blackpool. Training of women at the School began in 1941. The photograph includes Sergeant Albert Bernard Chapman, husband of Knicky Chapman, second on the left in the second row from the front

Auxiliary Blackpool Chapman Includes Increasing Instructors Knicky Need Palatine Rapidly Reconnaissance Secondary Technicians Waaf

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