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                        "*": "\n[[File:red pelicans2.jpg|thumb|300px|RAF Red Pelicans display team]]\n\n\nThe Red Pelicans were an RAF display team flying Jet Provosts from 1960 until 1973, and they were the RAF's official aerobatic display from 1964 until 1965 when the Red Arrows were formed.\n\nThe team was originally formed  by the Central Flying School in 1960 under the name \"The Pelicans\" after the the bird on the CFS' crest.\n\nInitially the team flew four silver and red Jet Provost T.3 aircraft, but by 1962 the team had converted to the more powerful Mk.4 and added a fifth aircraft.\n\nFor the 1963 season the team added a sixth aircraft and adopted an all-over Day-Glo red colour scheme, becoming \"The Red Pelicans\".  During this season the team displayed at many European air events.  All aircraft were equipped with smoke generators, to enhance their displays.\n\t\nIn 1964 the Red Pelicans became the official RAF display team. Led by Flt. Lt. T E L Lloyd, the team ended their season flying co-ordinated displays with the 'Gnats' of \"The Yellowjacks\" at the SBAC Airshow, Farnborough.\n\nIn 1965 the Red Arrows team was formed flying Gnats, and they took over the role of the official RAF display team. According to this page the Red Arrows got the \"Red\" in their name from the Red Pelicans (the \"Arrows\" came from the Black Arrows).\n\nFor the 1970 season, the \"Red Pelicans\" converted to the Jet Provost T.5, and were led by Sqn. Ldr. E D Evers.  The aircraft carried standard RAF training markings, with \"The Red Pelicans\" titles on the rear fuselage and a unit badge on the tail.\n \nFor the 1971 season the team was led by Flt Lt [[Terence Francis]] (who flew as number two in the 1970 season), and [[#Programme|below]] is the programme from that season.\n\nThe Red Pelicans continued to entertain the crowds at air shows, often alongside the Red Arrows, until they were forced to disband at the end of the 1973 season by the 1973 oil crisis.\n\n== Programme ==\n\nThis is a programme from the 1971 season:\n\n<gallery mode=\"packed\">\nPelicans page1.jpg|Front & Back Page\nPelicans page2.jpg|Pages 1 & 2\nPelicans page3.jpg|Pages 3 & 4\nPelicans page4.jpg|Pages 5 & 6\nPelicans page5.jpg|Pages 7 & 8\nPelicans page6.jpg|Pages 9 & 10\nPelicans page7.jpg|Pages 11 & 12\nPelicans page8.jpg|Pages 13 & 14\n</gallery>\n\n== Links ==\n\nMore links to Red Pelican information are below:\n\n    [[http://members.aol.com/airfields2000/display.htm|RAF Little Rissington]]\n    [[http://www.jetprovosts.com/index2.html|Jet Provost heaven]]\n    [[http://www.centralflyingschool.org.uk/History/HistoryFrame.htm|Central Flying School History]]\n    [[http://www.245ue.freeserve.co.uk/History/OpenHistory.htm|The actual pelicans!]]\n    [[http://www.scramble.nl/|For shows attended by the red pelicans search this site.]]\n    [[http://members.aol.com/airfields2000/display.htm|From http://members.aol.com/airfields2000/display.htm]]\n    [[http://old.hedley-francis.co.uk/Pelicans/pelicans_1971.htm|Programme from the 1971 season]]"
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                        "*": "{| style=\"color:green; font-weight:bold; background-color:#3CB371; border: 1px solid #88a; padding: 1px; font-size: 90%; width: 88%\" cellpadding=\"5\" cellspacing=\"0\" align=center font-family=\"Times New Roman\",Georgia,Serif align=\"center\" \n|-\n| style=\"color:white; background:darkred; width:1px height:30px\" | Born: [[Not Created|<span style=\"color:white;\"></span>]]\n| style=\"color: white; background:darkred; \" | Died: [[Not Created|<span style=\"color:white;\"></span>]]\n| style=\"color: white; background:darkred; \" | Married: [[Eliza O'Reilly|<span style=\"color:white;\">Eliza O'Reilly</span>]]\n| style=\"color: white; background:darkred; \" | Mother: [[Mary|<span style=\"color:white;\">Mary</span>]]\n| style=\"color: white; background:darkred; \" | Father: [[Joseph Churm|<span style=\"color:white;\">Joseph Churm</span>]]\n| style=\"color: white; background:darkred; \" | Descendant: [[William Joseph Churm|<span style=\"color:white;\">William Churm</span>]]\n|}\n{| style=\"color:green; font-weight:bold; background-color:#3CB371; border: 1px solid #88a; padding: 1px; font-size: 90%; width: 88%\" cellpadding=\"5\" cellspacing=\"0\" align=center font-family=\"Times New Roman\",Georgia,Serif align=\"center\" \n|-\n| style=\"color:white; background:darkgreen; width:1px height:30px\" | Census\n| style=\"color: white; background:darkred; \" | [[Not Created|<span style=\"color:white;\">1841</span>]] \n| style=\"color: white; background:darkred; \" | [[Not Created|<span style=\"color:white;\">1851</span>]] \n| style=\"color: white; background:darkgreen; \" | [[Churm Census#1861_Chorlton|<span style=\"color:white;\">1861</span>]] \n| style=\"color: white; background:darkgreen; \" | [[Churm Census#1871_Chorlton|<span style=\"color:white;\">1871</span>]] \n| style=\"color: white; background:darkgreen; \" | [[Churm Census#1881_Chorlton|<span style=\"color:white;\">1881</span>]]\n| style=\"color: white; background:darkred; \" | [[Not Created|<span style=\"color:white;\">1891</span>]] \n| style=\"color: white; background:darkred; \" | [[Not Created|<span style=\"color:white;\">1901</span>]] \n| style=\"color: white; background:darkred; \" | [[Not Created|<span style=\"color:white;\">1911</span>]] \n| style=\"color: white; background:darkred; \" | [[Not Created|<span style=\"color:white;\">1921</span>]] \n|}\n\n\n== Birth ==\n\nRichard Churm was born in 1824, to [[Joseph Churm]] and Mary Churm, in Newport, Shropshire, England. He was christened on the 22nd August 1824.\n\n== Marriage == \n\nHe married [[Eliza O'Reilly|Eliza Maria O'Reilly]] on the 15th May 1851 in the Cathedral in Manchester.\n\n== Children == \n\nTogether they had eight children:\n\n* Kate H. Churm (~1853) \n* Harry R. Churm (~1855) \n* Alfred R. Churm (~1857) - a braid salesman in 1881 \n* [[William Joseph Churm]] (22 June 1859) \n* Fanny E. Churm (~1863) \n* Arthur C. Churm (~1865) - clerk in cotton in 1881 \n* Jessie Churm (~1870) \n* Frank Churm (~1872) \n\nIn the [[Churm Census#1861_Chorlton|1861]] census he is living at 17 New York Street, Chorlton On Medlock, Manchester.\n\nAt the time of the [[Churm Census#1871_Chorlton|1871]] census the Churm family is living at 40 Clifford Street, Chorlton On Medlock, Manchester, Lancashire and Richard is a salesman of cotton goods.\n\nBy the time of the [[Churm Census#1881_Chorlton|1881]] census Richard is widowed, is working as a Cotton Salesman and is living at 62 Ducie Grove in Chorlton-on-Medlock, Lancashire, England (in the south-west of Manchester).\n\n== Death ==\n\n\n== Marriage ==\n\nAn IGI  Entry states:\n\n Richd. Churm \n Christened 22nd August 1824 \n Newport ,Shropshire, England \n Father: Joseph Churm \n Mother: Mary \n\nAn IGI  Entry states:\n\n Richard Churm married Eliza Maria O'Reilly,  15th May 1851, Cathedral, Manchester, Lancashire,England"
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