ADF-SERIALS Australian
& New Zealand Military Aircraft Serials & History The
ADF-Serials & NZDF-Serials Team
ADF-Serials & NZDF-Serials
Co-ordinators & Site Admin Team
These
members of the team are responsible for the co-ordination
of the activities of the group and day to day management
of our activities and website.
Webmasters
Darren Crick(Jan 1998)
Gordon Clarke (June 2001)
Martin Edwards (January 2011 - current)
Joined by:
Brendan Cowan (October 2011 - current)
Newsletter Editors
Jan Herivel (Nov 2001)
Gordon Birkett (2011)
Research Co-ord
Gordon Birkett (Sept 2001)
Site Promotion
Co-ord
Grahame Higgs (May 2003)
Financial Co-ord
Martin Edwards (May 2003)
Messageboard Co-ord
Brendan Cowan (Oct 2005)
ADF Serials
involvement in the PANDORA Project
Jan Herivel (Nov 2001)
Image Co-ordinators
Image
Co-ordinators seek out, size and label images for use on
the website. All images are used with permission and
copyright remains with the photographer.
We
have permission to use RAAF Official Images, provided
they are correctly labelled and attributed.
Our
special thanks go to Darren Crick and Grahame Higgs for
setting up the image galleries.
Image
Co-odinators
Current
Martin Edwards
Previous
Darren
Crick
Previous
Grahame
Higgs
Researchers
Researchers
are specialists the team members can call upon in the
first instance for help.
Researchers
Gordon Birkett
(Sept 2001)
Graeme Edwards (Feb 2001)
Len Avery (June 2003)
Bob Livingstone (June 2003)
Phil Herdman (Sept 2003)r
WW2 Aircraft
Warbirds
Army Aircraft
B-24's and WW2 Aircraft
Northern Territory Airfields and Operations
Aircraft Page Authors and
Managers
Page
authors are our volunteers who research and updating of
aircraft pages.
Canberra (2A84), Sabre
(2A94), Vampire (2A79 & 2A79), F-111 (3A8),
CT4 (3A19), Airbus MRTT (3A39), Fokker
Friendship, Super Hornet (3A44), Boeing Wedgetail
(3A30), IAI Heron UAV (3A45), Beech 1900 and all
other pages not currently managed by someone else
& www.nzdf-serials.co.nz
D.H.9a
(1A1), Avro 504 (1A3), S.E.5a (1A2), Sopwith Pup
(1A4), D.H.9 (1A6), AAI Corp RQ-7B Shadow 200
(3A43) and contributes to many other AFC and RAAF
Series One pages
"The
Phantom"
The Skull Cave
JAN 2012
www.nzdf-serials.co.nz Avro Lancaster (NZ),
Mosquito (NZ), Short Stirling (NZ), Supermarine
Spitfire (NZ) and contributions to many ADF pages
These
people were once members of the ADF Serials Team and
their contributions are very much appreciated.
Carl Tacy
Researcher
Gary Norwood
Vengeance Page
Robert Brosing
RAAF Sqn Codes Page
Allyn Eckford
Wackett Page, July 2003-Oct
2004 - Allyn was forced to give up his position
with us due to illness, he passed away in October
2004.
Ivan Prince
11/2002 to 11/2007. Ivan
practically single handedly built the amazing NZ
Serials website. NZ-Serials lay dormant for
approx 4 years and his work is continued today by
Les Billcliff, Tony McDonald & Glen Reid
(supported by Martin Edwards & Brendan
Cowan).
Bob Coppinger
From June 2001, Bob authored
and updated our Seahawk, Blackhawk, PC-9A and
Hawk 127 pages.
Dave Masterson
May 2004-2008 (RAN Aircraft)
- Dave was a massive contributor and great source
of information, particularly with RAN Aircraft.
Sea Fury, Sea Venom, Wessex, Seasprite,
Kevin Smith
09/2002-04/2009 (Dakota
Page).
LCDR Bob "Windy"
Geale
Was a great contributor and
oracle on thing all things Navy Aircraft from
June 2003 until his sad passing in 2010.
Supermarine Seagull III, Sea Fury, Firefly, Sea
Venom, Wessex, Northrop KD2R-5, Seasprite,
Seagull V/Walrus (2A2)
Wynumm Graham
Produced our Catalina and
Mariner pages from July 2002 and regularly
contribtued until his passing in 2010.
Website
History and Development
01/1998 - The ADF
Serials project was started by Darren Crick.
09/2001 - Updates
database was added, which allowed visitors to the site to
enter an update or correction to the website. (Now
removed)
11/2002 - First
ADF Serials Group Newsletter produced by Darren Crick and
in December 2002 Jan Herivel became our Newsletter
Editor.
11/2002 - Ivan
Prince joins the team to build the NZ-Serials website
hsted by us, he worked with us until 2007 (5 years).
2003 - Team Admin
Group formed with the 3 original members to co-ordinate
the groups activities.
2003 - Images
began being included in the website. Initially at the top
of each aircraft page and now using the Aircraft Gallery.
08/2003 Jan
Herivel submitted our website to the National Library of
Australia for inclusion in the PANDORA digital archiving
project.
12/2003 - Our
website recieved an average of 472 visitors a day for
2003.
02/2004 - We
received written permission to use Royal Australian Air
Force Official Imagery in our gallery.
12/2004 - Our
website recieved an average of 765 visitors a day for
2004. Available space is 400mb.
02/2005 - Phil
Thompson, in conjunction with several members of the
team, designed a logo used to represent the ADF-Serials
Team.
12/2005 - Our
website recieved an average of 671 visitors a day for
2005.
01/2006 - One of
our team members Len Avery, was awarded the Medal of the
Order of Australia for the preservation and documentation
of the history of Australian Army aviation.
06/2006 - We had
our 1 millionth visitor to the website.
12/2006 - Our
website recieved an average of 930 visitors a day for
2006. Available space is 600mb.
12/2008 - A
massive Update to the website begins a transformation.
One website becomes 3. www.adf-serials.com(.au),
www.adf-messageboard.com.au and www.adf-gallery.com.au.
The total website space available is now 6.6gb.
Page Authors:
Darren Crick, Brendan Cowan & Martin Edwards
Page Updated 10 April 2012
It
is our policy to only show historical events, no
current operational information will be displayed
on this website.
"The ADF-Serials & NZDF-Serials
team give permission to use the content of this
page, excluding images, providing that it
contains an acknowledgement to the adf-serials
team and any other listed sources."