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From the collection of Dandenong/Cranbourne RSL Sub Branch

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Photo Print, Circa 2004

Historical information

History on the elite formation aerobatic CFS.
First display team were titled "The Red Sales" it was formed in 1962 and were then flying DE Havilland Vampires T33 jet trainers.
In February 1963 a new team known as the " Telstars " was formed flying Italian designed Aeromacci MB326H jet trainer.
The "Roulettes " were formed in late 1970s and have thrilled thousands of spectators since then.

Physical description

Unframed copy of "The Roulettes".
The RAAF Aerobatic Team. The Roulettes from July to December 2004.
Six aircraft on display with signatures of pilots.
Roulettes logo:- Roulettes/Southern Cross.