Jow Forums literature thread
>>What are you reading right now?
>>Any suggestions?
I'll start:
Jow Forums literature thread
Thomas James
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Dominic Carter
USA is fuckin awesome
Jaxon Bailey
Ww2 German soldier perspective. Incredible story
Carson Sullivan
Is 'Crow Killer' better than Fisher's 'Mountain Man'?
Also, have you read 'Give your Heart to the Hawks' or 'The Way West'?
Blake Martinez
John Williams
The 1918 breakthrough was the fastest I've ever turned pages
Cameron Cruz
I stumbled across this at the local bookstore, anyone read it? Is it any good?
Benjamin Ortiz
the last thread died at about 18 replies. i spent too much time posting in that thread
Nathaniel Sanchez
The /klit/ thread died at 30 posts user
James Miller
I plan on reading Give Your Heart to the Hawks next, so Ill let you know!!
Alexander Cruz
Its sad how little these threads are contributed to.
As a side note, anyone got any kick ass books on the Cold War? Prefer nonfiction
Michael Myers
This book was an awesome look at the US Nuclear Arsenal
Brody Baker
>Within the game, weapons take on human shape.
>enter a world of guns, violence, profanity, fast cars, pretty girls, and a hot mess of sexual content.
>Have we mentioned harems, yet? Every Meister gets one.
Connor Martin
Read Fireforce! which I honestly love. About the Rhodesian Light Infantry sticks. I'm now reading Three Sips of Gin, but it's more of a goddamn autobiography starting at his childhood, so my progress has been slower.
Gabriel Rodriguez
>Jow Forumsommando writes an erotic novel
Elijah Moore
The whole autobiography childhood part lasts for about 100-150 pages, after that he just joins the RLI on a whim after seeing a bunch of soldiers in a bar get drunk and oogle a female bartender who got her shirt torn off in a fight, then we get crazy Rhodie adventures.
Jaxson Cook
Ah, I shall redouble my efforts.
Lucas Cruz
Sniper on the Eastern Front, great read except for all the inhuman shit the communists pull, but anything that sharpens my hatred for communists is good I guess.
I certainly do wish for more detail on the "explosive bullets" the author keeps talking about. Living in this golden age of bullet design, I know that "explosive" bullets are basically a meme because you can't pack enough explosives into a bullet to outperform a good expanding or fragmenting design, but then he talks about using a tracer round designed for machine guns and it destroying a 5cm tree. Any further information?
Cameron Baker
That all sounds pathetic as shit honestly. Consider suicide, with a rope preferably.
Leo James
It's a fun book when it really gets started
>the scene where he and other soldiers try to to use fucking bicycles designed to hook up to train tracks to peddle all the way into fucking Mozambique all sneaki breeki style, only to hit a bump after several hours of peddling, completely break the bikes, and walk all the way back to Rhodesia dragging a bunch of broken bike frames with them.
Michael Bennett
There's no need to be upset that Jow Forumsommando erotica is apparently a thing user.
Xavier Allen
Bouncing between this
Easton Brooks
and this
Xavier Taylor
48 Laws of Power soon
John Scott
Sebastian Wright
The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors : The Extraordinary World War II Story of the U. S. Navy's Finest Hour.
Sail with the men who had the biggest brass balls in the USN. In the tradition of the #1 "New York Times bestseller "Flags of Our Fathers, James D. Hornfischer paints an unprecedented portrait of the Battle of Samar, a naval engagement unlike any other in U.S. history--and captures with unforgettable intensity the men, the strategies, and the sacrifices that turned certain defeat into a legendary victory.
Colton Hall
Found some more erotica for you from Vickers
Blake Turner
Aaron Allen
May interest the sail & gunpowder crew
Isaac Robinson
just put a hold for this at my local library. Thanks
Blake Miller
I second this
Logan Taylor
That is one hell of a read. It will make you a sail and gunpowder crewman by the twentieth page.
And this one'll make you a dyed in the wool patriot. It'll also make you realize that compared to our forebearers, we are disorganized and unprepared as hell for any kind of domestic violence. Picture a raid by Hillary's gun grabbers at a small rural town, and then -- without phones or radios -- you have multiple regiments of armed men converging on the enemy within hours. And these guys practice military drill every Sunday after church. In somebody's barn if it's winter. We couldn't begin to do that now.
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John Young
Just got done with One Second After. Actually a pretty scary fuckin book. Has really gotten me thinking about prepping for an EMP. And I just started reading To The Last Round. First 10 pages are exciting thus far.
Saved for a future read. The Forgotten Soldier and Blood Red Snow were very good reads.
The Howard Fertig publishing is the real deal. I guess the Penguin one watered the book down.
Luke Cooper
Just started LRRP: The Professional by Frank Camper, and I'm loving it. I wish they were still a thing. Also, keeping an eye out for Live To Spend It by him as well. Can't find a copy for a reasonable price, though. They're like 80 bucks for a fucking paperback.
Chase Morgan
Ethan Bennett
This any good?
Ayden Myers
I haven't read that one yet, but he seems like a decent writer. Plus he saw a lot of shit, clearly. I'd say give it a go.
Adam Fisher
Casca: The Eternal Mercenary, written by Special Forces Viet-Nam vet Barry Sadler. The Roman soldier who speared Christ on the cross is condemned to walk the Earth as a soldier until the 2nd Coming. He had this concept before Highlander or Wolverine used the idea, these books are very entertaining.
Cameron Butler
Anything by Kenneth Roberts.
Brandon Morgan
Just finished reading this. It's pretty good if you're into African wars and mercenaries and stuff. Another book I really like is The Forgotten Soldier.
I've tried to read Storm of Steel twice and I just can't get into it.
Kevin Parker
I notice the godless commies tend to disgust me more than the nazis. Commies treated EVERYBODY like shit. If anyone doesn't believe me, read In The First Circle about the gulags. Fuckin commies
Chase Young
I plan on this eventually. Its in my wish list
Justin Young
Surprisingly solid. I had low expectations but it was actually quite good.
Leo Ramirez
>used Howard Hughes
Nice meme.
Isaiah Robinson
Read up on Mad Mike Hoare. Apparently he's still alive.
Also pic related.
Jack Morris
Got my spook side interested, i'll give it a look
Ian Foster
The inrange fags did a video, it was pretty good.
Hudson Phillips
Anyone got Hatcher's Notebook epub or non shit pdf?
Sebastian Adams
I'll second this one, it's excellent. Also "Sea of Thunder" is well done.
Owen Young
No, but just got a used hard copy for $8.99 including shipping. Thought that was a good deal, check Amazon and ABE books, copies turn up cheap from time to time.
Hunter Morris
right now I'm reading pic related. pretty good, has a lot of details and a lot of weird Khmer names. but it says a lot about the structure of a guerrilla group like the Khmer Rouge and how they were able to create a good insurgency.
Juan Torres
One soldiers war
Great first hand account of the Russian side if the chechan conflict and the disfunctionality of the Russian army
Asher Smith
Reading this now. Its fucking fantastic.
Christopher Reyes
I LOVE that book. GREAT read! : D