David Mulligan. A novel based on Australian battles along the Kokoda trail in Papua New Guinea. 208 pages.

Douglas Lockwood. In the years that followed the bombing of Darwin in 1942,  the author traveled the world interviewing survivors and participants of the attack. 214 pp

19.95

This ship was sunk off the coast of Brisbane in 1943 by a Japanese submarine. Hardcover

C.E.W. Bean landed with the first convoy on 25th April 1915 and remained until the evacuation, despite being wounded. As the official correspondent his material was often censored. This new edition contains extracts from his own diaries. Hardcover 292 pp.

Francis Crosby. An illustrated history of bomber aircraft, their origins and evolution. 256 pages. Hardcover

Peter firkins. The story of Dr James P Taylor surgeon to Australian POWs during their internment in Borneo. 150 pp.

Tony Palmer

On the Kokoda track, in the damp, disease filled jungle, Murray Barrett and the rest of the 39th battalion are the only thing standing between Australia and a Japanese invasion. Everyone thinks they will be slaughtered and Murray finds that he will have to fight alongside his worst enemy.

D Wilson. Men and Womem pf the RAAF have served with distinction and bravery in both world wars, Korea, Vietnam and Iraq. 242 pp.

Australian field- support units in Vietnam.

24.95

Vivian Bullwinkel survived the Japanese attack on Singapore but was captured, tortured, starved and is the sole survivor of a Japanese massacre. See also White Coolies book and audio.