Daniel is a key contributor to the site. Also,
he is moderator of the PWD
Forum, and a Pacific
Ghosts team member.
In 2004 I graduated with a Bachelor of Information Technology
from Charles Sturt University (www.csu.edu.au). At about age 10 I
became interested in Second World War aviation - mostly that of the
European Theatre - after hearing stories from an uncle who trained
with the RAAF as part of the Empire Air Training Scheme in Canada.
My main interest is the Australian involvement in the Second World
War in the Pacific, as well as the involvement of ALL air forces
in that theatre.
I visited my first wreck site, that of Beaufort
A9-228, in November
2000 and have been obsessed ever since. Future trips will include
Papua New Guinea and Japan, as well as significan sites within
Australia (Darwin and Broome included).
I am currently working for the Australian Taxation Office's Technical
Helpdesk in Canberra, and in my spare time do volunteer work at
the Australian War Memorial. In the little time I have left, I
am attempting to catalogue all aircraft losses of the Pacific war,
as well as research details of RAAF airmen captured by the Japanese. |
