Ian Skennerton's comprehensive reference on the Lee-Metford and Lee-Enfield rifles and carbines — the standard infantry weapons of the British and Commonwealth forces from 1888 through to the late 20th century, covering the full century from their introduction in 1880 to 1980.
Ian Skennerton's comprehensive reference on British and Commonwealth sniping from the First World War through to the Falklands conflict — covering the development of sniping doctrine, tactics, training, equipment and rifles across nearly seven decades of British military service.
Ross Ewing's account of the Douglas A-4K Skyhawk — the jet fighter that served as the backbone of the Royal New Zealand Air Force's air combat force for over 30 years, from its introduction in the late 1960s until the abrupt disbandment of the RNZAF air combat force by the New Zealand government in 2001. Ewing was one of the first RNZAF pilots trained on the A-4K, sent to the United States to train with the US Navy before the Skyhawks arrived in New Zealand.

