Brisbane, Gerald Reid Godschall Johnson, 1991. 53 Squadron, flying Lockheed Hudsons. Two small sheets of related ephemera are loosely inserted. More about The World by Sextant. The Experiences of a WW2 RAAF Navigator

[Canberra, Royal Australian Air Force, 1971]. More about Aircraft of the Royal Australian Air Force

Fallbrook, Aero Publishers, 1969. Aero Pictorials 2. More about U.S. Army Air Forces in the Pacific

Sydney, Pan Macmillan, 2004. Among many, many other things, during WW2 Bud flew in Hurricanes, Spitfires, and Mosquitoes. More about Bud. A Life

Australian Defence Force Academy, Department of History, University College, Australian Defence Force Academy, 1995. More about From Past to Future. The Australian Experience of Land/ Air Operations. Proceedings of the 1995...

Melbourne, Salvation Army, 1919. Not in Dornbusch; Fielding and O'Neill, page 241. More about The Army that went with the Boys. A Record of Salvation Army Work with the Australian Imperial Force

Kilmore, Lowden Publishing Company, 1976. ** Some related ephemera is loosely inserted. Lieutenant-Colonel George Furner Langley (1891-1971) 'joined the Imperial Camel Corps on its formation and remained with it until it disbanded' (dustwrapper blurb). Fielding and O'Neill, page 224; Trigellis-Smith 286. More about Sand, Sweat and Camels. The Australian Companies of the Imperial Camel Corps

London, Peter Davies, 1972. + 'Piece of Cake' (London, Peter Davies, 1956 (third printing)/ 1956; cloth; an excellent copy with the dustwrapper a little scuffed on the spine). The author's first book sees him '...shot down over Germany as a 23 year-old bomber pilot, ignominiously captured, cleverly interrogated, somewhat unhygienically... More about Return Ticket

London, Stanley Paul, 1987. Related ephemera loosely inserted. More about Rommel's Army in Africa