Books
- Darwin Sayonara, Boolarong, 1991 - children's novel centred around the events of WWII in Darwin, Australia, 1942.
- Wrecks in Darwin Waters, Turton and Armstrong, 1991 - details the ship and aircraft wrecks, many from attacks in WWII and Cyclone Tracy in 1974, that may be found in waters near Darwin, Australia.
- Sensuikan I-124, Tall Stories, 1997 - dealing with the sinking of IJN submarine I-124 by HMAS Deloraine.
- A War at Home, Tall Stories, 1999 - about the Japanese attacks on Darwin on 19 February 1942.
- By Derwent Divided, Tall Stories, 2001 - tells the story of the Tasman Bridge disaster in the state of Tasmania, and the subsequent maritime events.
- Australian Naval Leaders. A study of nine naval officers of the Royal Australian Navy, with analysis of their careers and effectiveness. RAN College, 2006.
- 10 Shipwrecks of the Northern Territory, (Co-author, Edited by Paul Clark). Museums and Art Galleries of the Northern Territory, 2008.
- Captain Hec Waller - a Memorial Book. (Co-author, Edited by John Waller). Drawquick Printing, 2008.
- Zero Hour at Broome Avonmore Books, South Australia.
- Darwin's Submarine I-124 Avonmore Books, South Australia.
- The Submarine Six Avonmore Books, South Australia.
- Lethality in Combat BigSky Publishing, Australia.
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