Jow Forums approved novels?
Jow Forums approved novels?
Hudson Clark
Angel Morris
Brody Lee
Yossarian officially reccomended carrying a handgun and walking backwards as the solution to all problems
Juan Moore
2 of my favorite books, what are the odds
Gabriel Howard
that was a fun read for required reading in high school
Christopher Parker
Lincoln Wright
The chapter where the kid is being grilled out by the mock military tribunal is FUCKING hilarious
Josiah Campbell
Connor Carter
Shit prose Mr edgemeister.
David Jones
Adam Clark
hey McVeigh
Bentley Stewart
Only book you need to read from the series.
The legion of the damned
Not sure if Jow Forums approved.
Adrian Jackson
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovitch, by Solzhenitsyn. It's why you should defend your weapons just as viciously as you'd defend yourself and your children.
Jaxson Thompson
These books paints the most complete picture of the trials and tribulations of the 1st Marine Division during the Pacific War
>Helmet for my Pillow by Robert Leckie
>Island of the Damned by R.V Burgin
>With the Old Breed by Eugene Sledge
>Voices of the Pacific by Adam Makos
Camden Powell
Shit taste Mr sodomite
Jace Foster
I hate that book and that movie because Catch-22 is NOT A REAL THING
Yet every civilian the world over says "It's a catch 22, you know, like in the military!"
Samuel Barnes
take a chill pill user.
Jace Baker
Unintended Consequences.
Brandon Ross
McVeigh didn't read Hunter until after the bombing.
Chase Barnes
Landon Reyes
Pretty long but worth sticking with
Jeremiah Bell
While in the military, you've never been in a situation where someone didn't give you orders and expected you to obey (and therefore not be punished) so that they didn't have to give you orders to do the opposite thing (and punish you for following their orders because they didn't want to give you the orders)?
Because that's the kind of Catch-22 that civilians expect out of the military.
Tyler Gomez
Has good nuggets about nukes, nuke operations and nuke mishaps.
James Johnson
Camden Walker
anything tom clancy
Leo Hernandez
Catch-22 is a cheap imitation of Céline
Owen Ortiz
Surprised the Draka aren't mentioned more given Jow Forums's rhodie boner
Loved this book
Jayden Thompson
(((Lebowitz)))
Kevin Adams
Definitely worth a read. Grants much deeper context than the film and looks at US intelligence and command & control failures, overreliance upon then new technologies, communications, logistics, and diplomacy failures, hubris of our own commanders, etc. I'm not saying it to be overly critical of our armed forces, but that it's a great look into lessons learned and a great window into combined forces you don't get to see often. I'd say it's a good companion to literature on Operation Eagle Claw/Desert One.
Kevin Ward
I read a bunch over the winter.
HMS Ulysses by Alistiar MacLean
The Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth
Strike Force 7 by Ian MacAlister
Also read some good nonfiction, too.
The Great Escape by Paul Brickhill
God is my Copilot by Robert L Scott
Samuel Brown
great read
Jaxson Taylor
All quiet on the Western front
William Jones
This stuff
Evan Jones
Tyler Phillips
Dunno if it's Jow Forums approved, but I did enjoy reading it. Dude loves to suck his own dick hard though
David Cruz
Richard Marcinko's rogue warrior series
Levi Scott
Isaiah Lopez
Iron Coffins
Dominic Cruz
Had a blast with this.
Loved it, I should get around to reading the sequel.
Joseph Martinez
Jaxon Thompson
A great Jow Forums read. Epic battles in far off lands.
Julian Lopez
Harry Turtledove in general. Especialy the Southern Victory series.