Titles in the Australian Air Campaign Series
| 10 | A Bird’s Eye View: Australia’s Heron Drone Operations in Afghanistan by Steve Campbell-Wright and AZ Pascoe | |
| 9 | Changing Altitudes: Stories of Australian Air Force Women | |
| 8 | A Very Different War: RAAF Operations in the Korean War by Owen Zupp | |
| 7 | Dreadful Lady Over the Mekong Delta: RAAF Canberras in the Vietnam War by Bob Howe | |
| 6 | Wallaby Airlines: Twelve Months Flying the Caribou in Vietnam by Jeff Pedrina | |
| 5 | Invited to a War by Alan Reed | |
| 4 | First Nations Aviators | |
| 3 | Battle of the Atlantic: RAAF in Coastal Command 1939–45 by John Quaife | |
| 2 | Malayan Emergency and Indonesian Confrontation: 1950 to 1966 by Mark Lax | |
| 1 | Armageddon and Okra: Australia’s Air Operations in the Middle East a Century Apart by Lewis Frederickson |
These titles are available for purchase in major bookstores, online and as eBooks. To learn more, visit https://www.bigskypublishing.com.au/product-category/series/air-campaign/
Introduction to the Australian Air Campaign Series
The Australian Air Campaign Series produced by History and Heritage – Air Force focuses on four themed sub-series:
- campaigns, operations and battles
- capability and technology
- bases and airfields
- people.
These themed titles explore specific facets of the Air Force from its inception in 1921. What they reveal are unique insights, providing the reader with a greater appreciation and deeper understanding of those aspects that have shaped the Air Force’s history and heritage.
Importantly, these publications are sourced from official records and research, often including first-hand accounts. While endorsed for studies in military history, the range of topics in these publications provides an ideal conduit for the broadest of audiences to pursue and learn more about the many aspects that have contributed to the development of Australia’s Air Force.
Apart from being a significant point of reference, these publications ultimately acknowledge bravery, ingenuity and resilience – in essence, the service and sacrifice which is the hallmark of those who have served and continue to serve in the Air Force.
Robert Lawson OAM
Air Commodore
Director-General History and Heritage – Air Force