RAN Minelaying Effort during WW2
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- The Loss of HMS Kuala, 1942
- The Maxim was the Maximum
- The Mystery of Airship R31
- The Naval Staff in Retrospect
- The Navy and the Napier Earthquake - New Zealand, 1931
- The Navy in New Guinea in 1914
- The Navy’s Secret War in the Pacific
- The Old Navy
- The Ottoman Navy
- The Passing of the Encounter 1902- 1932
- The RAN - 1918-1919
- The RAN in Antarctic Waters
- The RAN in the Black Sea
- The Rattlesnake
- The Rescue Yacht
- The Royal Navy - An illustrated Social History 1870 - 1982
- The Royal Navy in Australia 1900-2000
- The Sea War in Korea 1950 - 1953
- The Second Battle of Sirte - Mediterranean, 1941
- The Ship’s Bugler - Ordinary Seaman A. Gee
- The Shores of Gallipoli
- The Silent Service of HMAS Bingera
- The Southern Base of the RAN
- The Story of HMCS Protector
- The Submarine AE2 in World War One
- The Supermarine Seagull V
- The Tobruk Run
- The Torpedoing of HMAS Hobart 1942
- The Touch and Go War
- The Tower Building at Garden Island
- The Tragedy of the Centaur
- The Tribals
- The Victorian Navy
- The War Cruises of I27
- This Man Howden - Captain Harry L. Howden, CBE, RAN
- Torpedo Firings in Port Shelter, Hong Kong 1964
- Trafalgar - the Men, the Battle, the Storm
- Twins Were Pioneers of the RAN
- Two of a Kind - but Different
- Two Shipwrecks off Sydney Heads and the Building of Hornby Light
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