I have about 40 books about guns and army related things (80% of them ww2 and ww1) but also a few modern day ones
Is collecting gun/military books redpilled?
Adam Nguyen
Lincoln Powell
Remember when words, even made up ones, had meaning?
Jeremiah White
nu
Liam Richardson
You do you but no, nerding out over any topic isn't redpilled.
Adam Brown
>t. 5 second old boomer
Ethan Ramirez
>redpilled
This isn't that kind of board. I trust you can see yourself out.
Landon Rodriguez
get cancer faggot
Jaxson Wood
Yes, of course.
Carter Lopez
Have you actually read any of them?
Mason Fisher
How do you read a reference book from start to finish?
Joseph Gutierrez
no redpilled is when you obtain knowledge of how the world works either socially or politically and your outlook on life is changed because of this new knowledge. example: learning how the media pushes Gun laws by altering the facts
Brayden Nelson
No, especially not gay Luftwaffel shit.
Angel Smith
>t. amerishit with inferior planes + airforce
William Cooper
Hello Léo
Lucas Thompson
>t. wheraboo who still isnt over the fact Germany cant win a war to save their lives
Hunter Sullivan
The Germans struggled with keeping their designs up to date and had a terrible production system. The Army Air Corps was the shit, fantastic aircraft and an unmatched industry to back it up.
Josiah Fisher
>The Germans struggled with keeping their designs up to date
Joseph King
Designs that were actually in use during the war and weren't desperate attempts to rush immature technologies into service. The RLM was a total shit show.
Leo Morales
stop being gay and start to collect the superior UBootwaffe literature
Daniel Morales
Sure
Jaxson Hill
No, it's not. Military books (if you read them) are mostly pop-history, which doesn't go with the details about economy, social structure etc, as stated.
Wyatt Brooks
Why does anything need to be redpilled? Why can't we just collect stuff that interests us?
Joseph Campbell
Do these count?
Austin Cruz
What about this?
Christopher Wilson
Adrian Watson
If we stretch "military books" to include military magazines, I got these too.
Owen Turner
Andrew Ward
Adrian Lewis
>posts actual military books in a thread dedicated to books about the military
Cool collection though
Nolan Morris
Depends on the book. I’ve read a lot of USAF books about their generals and pilot books. A lot of them drop some redpills here and there. One wild weasel book outright called the Gulf of Tonkin incident bullshit and a false flag.
Ethan Perry
The Osprey series of books is nice tho
Christian Ramirez
Because Osprey always invites real and talented historians to write their stuff.
Joseph Miller
Yes.
The only thing more redpilled is finding the authors and getting them signed.
Michael Butler
Goddamn beautiful.
Parker Davis
>you do you but no
Aiden Phillips
Nigga that's bluepilled as fuck. Now actually collecting and ownining the wunderwaffles is redpilled
Jaxson Fisher
Yes. Contributing now.
Lots of Switzerland specific books, army Reglements and books on balistics.
Lincoln Walker
There have been books released in certain amounts of time on the state of the swiss armed forces (middle shelf left half) , naturaly also the standards: von Clausewitz, Vom Kriege; Yamamoto, Hagakure; Musashi, the five rings.
Apart from that the reports of the border occupation during WWII in three parts: General Guisans view (signed), chief of the general staff (signed) and commandant planes and aa/ of the general adjudant of the army/ chief instruction/ chief personel of the army. (quite the read).
Henry Hall
And naturaly the SOF collection and the TIME of the 5th of November 1965.
Dylan Price
Ive been reading Brasseys 1975 Infantry Weapons of the World and boy its a hoot. Everything is in the context of a cold war gone hot in europe, theres shitflinging about 5.56 adoption, all the guns are good ole a e s t h e t i c classics, and theres an advert for a belgian hand grenade in the front cover.
also
>extractor cum ejector
Ryder Adams
Whats in that Ju-88 night fighter book?
Adam Robinson
Jack Northrop is rolling in his grave
Benjamin James
Not him.
Its the operating instructions for the armaments system.