Books
- To Shatter the Sky: Bomber Airfield at War (Hardcover) (ISBN 978-0850596786)
- Military Airfield books The pioneering books of Airfield histories
- Fight for the Sky: Stories of Wartime Fighter Pilots (Paperback) (ISBN 978-0850597493)
- An English Town: Market Rasen (Paperback) (ISBN 978-0954777401)
- Bullets in the Morning...Bullets at Night: The Italian Campaign (Paperback) (ISBN 978-0954777418)
- Ghost Stations
- Wartime Poems (Paperback) (ISBN 978-0907595694)
- English Electric/BAC Lightning
- English Electric Canberra: The History and Development of a Classic Jet
- The Avro Vulcan Adventure (Paperback) (ISBN 978-0-9547774-3-2)
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