Robert Rousselot was a member of the American Volunteer Group in the Chinese
Air Force (Flying Tigers). After the war, he served as a chief pilot and Vice
President of Operations for CAT. For more information, see William Leary's
Perilous Missions.
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Folder
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Description
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Date
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1
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CAT calendars
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1950
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Photographs of CAT aircraft in flight and on the ground (2 copies)
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1963
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2
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CAT timetables; promotional items featuring the Mandarin Jet
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3
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Correspondence; primarily from Rousselot to family members: letters; postcards; telegrams
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4
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Newspaper clippings: Most are undated articles that mention Rousselot from such publications as
The China Post and The Japan Times. Includes special sections:
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Featuring CAT's 15th anniversary
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1961
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Featuring the 1st anniversary of the Mandarin Jet Service
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1962
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5
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31 black and white photograph prints most of which are dated and identified. Subjects include CAT
facilities; personnel; and planes
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1940-60
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6-7
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Photographs
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8
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Miscellaneous:
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Taiwan Golf and Country Club membership list
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1963
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Rousselot calling cards
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Records from Chennault memorial service
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"The Ballad of Earthquake McGoon"
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Investigation report of typhoon
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Travel brochures: Bangkok; Hong Kong; Taiwan
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