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Publication written by David J. Carter on the Royal Air Force (RAF) No. 34 Service Flying Training School in Medicine Hat, Alberta, from February 1941 to November 1944. The school was part of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Published by Eagle Butte Press Ltd, the book includes additional information on the Harvard and Avro Anson aircraft and on bases in Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan, including the names of individuals who died during training at the No. 39 Service Flying Training School at Swift Current, Saskatchewan.

Publication written by David J. Carter with a foreword by Mark Charles Dickens. Published by Eagle Butte Press, the publication relates to the life and career of Francis Jeffrey Dickens, the third son of the renowned English author Charles Dickens. F.J. Dickens served with the North-West Mounted Police on the Canadian prairies from 1874 to 1886 and was involved in the 1885 Riel Rebellion.

The 2004 edition of a publication written by David J. Carter and published by Eagle Butte Press Co. The book was originally published in 1980 under the title "Behind Canadian Barbed Wire". The publication relates to alien, refugee and prisoner of war camps in Canada from 1914-1920 and 1939-1946 and includes names of prisoners of war who died while under Canadian control and names of prisoners of war buried in Canada.

Short stories and poems written by David J. Carter based on his recollections of growing up in Montana and Canada. Published by Eagle Butte Press, the publication includes reproductions of watercolours created by German Prisoners of War interned in Canada during World War II. The publication includes black and white photographs of buildings in Alberta, Manitoba, Montana and Saskatchewan, including E.G. Shilling Bakery in Gull Lake and St. Andrew's Church in Tompkins.