Time for a Jow Forums literature thread, post Jow Forums books you like, ask for recommendations for books.
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Ian Rivera
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Daniel Murphy
Culture of Critique
My Awakening
Revolt Against the Modern World
Ride the Tiger
Nathan Phillips
bumping
Nolan Sanders
sven hassel.
all of his books
Angel Bell
What's a good non-fiction book on operating from the point-of-view of a U.S. soldier, preferably a SOCOM unit and something from the last 15 years. Would appreciate it
Jordan Williams
Excellent selections, citizen!
Parker Bailey
Level Zero Heroes.
It’s written by this JTAC guy that was strapped with MARSOC in Afghanistan.
Not the best writing there is but some of the shit he lets out about the command is fucking downright maddening in a bad way
Ayden Reed
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>read it as klit
oh my fucking sides aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
also, 1984.
Anthony Martin
Currently reading Foxfire 5. The urge to go off into the mountains and build flintlocks with homebrew’d wrought iron is intensifying
Julian White
Benjamin Reyes
What are some good Jow Forums books about PMCs/mercenaries? Both fiction and non-fiction.
Dylan Harris
Even though Stephen King is a liberal turd, the Dark Tower is quite Jow Forums
Also
>Catch-22
Lincoln Rodriguez
Francis Parker Yockey imperium
Oswald Spengler the decline of the west
War of the flea
Robert Garcia
Watched the documentary Apache Warrior recently - imdb.com
Can anyone recommend books written by Apache gunship crews in Iraq or Afghanistan?
Anthony Watson
Have you read the Blackwater book? It's an interesting read.
Thunder Run: the armoured strike into Baghdad is a damn good read.
Carter Fisher
Alexander Smith
>This war is horrible and conscription was the toughest thing I’ve gone through
>Chechnya 2.0? Awesome, where do I volunteer?
Gabriel Butler
If you read the book you would have noticed the significant difference between being a conscript and being a volunteer. And he explains why he went back
Andrew Thompson
There was one by a British dude, ed macy. Can't remember the title but it was probably something like hellfire. Low level hell is better, OH6 in vietnam
Zachary Gonzalez
Anyone got any book recommendations relating to the German general staff?
William Ward
>conscription is terrible
>literally my feet hurt the book
I want the book writen by his crazy ass commander, that wanted to die.
Dominic Murphy
>im reading through this
>goodreads.com
Dylan Stewart
Might be more /tg/ related, but is there anything like fantasy WW1? Basically WW1-era guns and stuff but with fantastical elements?
Brandon Carter
Reading this right now
Owen Hill
gaunts ghosts and a few other warhammer 40k books are exactly like that
Asher Cooper
Maybe not quite what you're looking, for but the Leviathan trilogy is cool stuff in ww1. YA lit, but you requested >genre fiction so your options are limited.