This album page combines a humorous typed poem, 'Song of the Flight Instructor,' with a period photograph of the Greenville Aviation School, a civilian-operated primary flight training facility active during World War II. Such schools, often run under Civil Aeronautics Administration War Training Service contracts, provided aviation cadets their first flight instruction before they advanced into military training pipelines, including the Navy's V-5 program. The satirical verse captures the shared frustrations and dark humor common among instructors training thousands of green student pilots under wartime pressure, while the aerial photograph documents the orderly barracks-and-courtyard layout typical of these rapidly built training campuses. Project: 218579