Just finished: All American All The Way and Easy Company Soldier
Currently re-reading Five Years to Freedom
Currently re-reading Five Years to Freedom
What Are You Currently Reading?
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Probably standard fare for most everyone on this board but On Killing by Grossman.
For those of you with a Kindle, a limited time offer:
Leadership and Training for the Fight: Using Special Operations Principles to Succeed in Law Enforcement, Business, and War by Paul R. Howe.
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Leadership and Training for the Fight: Using Special Operations Principles to Succeed in Law Enforcement, Business, and War by Paul R. Howe.
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Brill
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How‘s the read so far?
Guerrilla Soldier, it's about Volkman in the Phillipines and after.
EDIT: American Guerrilla
EDIT: American Guerrilla
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Can someone help me out? @Gunz story about MACSOG reminded me there's a well regarded author who used to write about them but his name has escaped me.
Also there was a book about SF in West Berlin and their sneaky sneaky work.
I'm reading Checkpoint Charlie by Iain Macgregor at the moment and I was reminded of the Berlin book. Great book so far would recommend.
Also there was a book about SF in West Berlin and their sneaky sneaky work.
I'm reading Checkpoint Charlie by Iain Macgregor at the moment and I was reminded of the Berlin book. Great book so far would recommend.
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John Plaster?
That's ringing a strong bell, thanks.
Florida173
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I've been reading Awaken Online
I'm on the 5th book I think. If you liked Ready Player One (book, not garbage movie), you might enjoy this one. Little bit more complex and fun to read.
also.. the "side quests" are incredibly complementary to the story and really should be read in the right order
I'm on the 5th book I think. If you liked Ready Player One (book, not garbage movie), you might enjoy this one. Little bit more complex and fun to read.
also.. the "side quests" are incredibly complementary to the story and really should be read in the right order
Devildoc
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I just finished Marine! The Life of Chesty Puller. It was on the shelf, collecting dust, a book my mom gave my dad for their anniversary in 1962.
The writing is a solid 'meh,' but the story is riveting. Everyone here knows who he was so I don't need to expound on that.
Now I am re-reading One Perfect Op... autobiography of former ST6 plank owner Dennis Chalker. I was introduced to him in 2003 through an acquaintance, I had no idea who he was, he ended up giving me a signed copy with a nice inscription.
The writing is a solid 'meh,' but the story is riveting. Everyone here knows who he was so I don't need to expound on that.
Now I am re-reading One Perfect Op... autobiography of former ST6 plank owner Dennis Chalker. I was introduced to him in 2003 through an acquaintance, I had no idea who he was, he ended up giving me a signed copy with a nice inscription.
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If you haven't discovered Royal Road yet, you're welcome!
Lots of serialized web fics, many in the isekai and xianxia genres. And it's all free to read (yes, there's a lot of crap there as well).
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I got the 2nd book of his Dagger 22
You are going to LOVE it. I know I sure did.
Crusaders--the Epic History of the Wars for the Holy Lands by Dan Jones, 2019.
Great read, impeccable research, heroes, villians, lotz o' slaughter.
Great read, impeccable research, heroes, villians, lotz o' slaughter.
In the middle of the TMEPS section of the SOCM-ATP handbook.
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I thoroughly enjoy reading all of his writings. He also does a lot of documentary work.
Got this on audible based on this reccomendation. Absolutely fantastic, I've never really paid attention to the Crusades but this is enthralling right now.
Can't reccomend it enough.
