Just a quick one today. This postcard was sent by grandpa to grandma with a postmark date of 7 August 1941. They were still just dating at that point since it’s addressed to her maiden name. There’s a one cent George Washington Stamp on the back. Grandpa had joined the US Army Air Force (before the two were separate branches). The front of the card, at the bottom, states, “USA Formation, Randolph Field, Texas,” and shows what looks like 35 planes flying in a formation of the letters U, S, and A over the base administration building which was nicknamed the “Taj Mahal.” The planes look to be biplanes, and quite possibly are the PT-13 which was the Air Corps primary trainer plane at the time. My grandpa wasn’t an aviator, but I believe he was doing basic training there. The return address states he was in the “Recruit Detachment.” Still a neat photo, and I love the cars on the ground too!