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CAT 75th Anniversary Reunion

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| June 26, 2021

CAT Association Reunion 2021 will be in Tulsa, Oklahoma from September 23 ~ 26, 2021. Join us in the home state of the Rousselot Family to celebrate Civil Air Transport’s 75th Anniversary! Details and updates will be posted in our Bulletins and on www.catassociation.org/happenings/reunions/ (Login Required). If you have any questions or need any assistance, please contact us at cat.associationreunion@gmail.com or 562-706-7186.  Thank you for your patience, and stay safe everyone! ~Lloyd Coleman

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