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Thanks to whoever recommended this, really light and immersing read, well written too. No excessive information or dumb exposition.
>>29743000
To anyone interested in WW2 books, I'd recommend
The Forgotten Soldier by Guy Sajer
Blood Red Snow by Günter K. Koschorrek
Black Edelweiss: A Memoir of Combat and Conscience by a Soldier of the Waffen-SS by Johann Voss
>>29743352
>>29743362
>>29743352
>>29743362
These are also excellent books.
I heard Metro 2035 started English translation last month too.
>>29743373
Get out of here stalker.
>>29743338
Literally just finished The Forgotten Soldier, and damn it was heartbreaking. I'll second Blood Red Snow and also suggest Sniper On The Eastern Front.
Other good ones include An Ordinary Soldier by Doug Beatty, Callsign Hades by Patrick Bury and The Flashman Papers.
Will post my (small but growing) collection when I get home.
>>29743388
I was about to go anyway I am running low on vodka.
brb
Pic related is the tits.
/k/ philosophy
>>29743451
Nice!
Just got this from /k/'s recommendation.
>>29743000
>No excessive information
I'm sure you hate that.
Japanese Soldier keeps fighting till 1974.
Stationed on a island, hardcore guerilla.
Nice book.
Looking for something good on the 30 Years War. Any suggestions?
>>29743468
Hell yeah.
One a more technical side, can anyone suggest to me a book like Arsenal of Democracy, but more up to date?
It was really interesting to read about the procurement and costs of various weapons available for export from the US during the late 70s, it reads almost like an Arms Dealer's catalog.
Gaunt's Ghosts
Any good books about the Angolan bush wars or south African conflicts?
The forever war by Joe haldeman is a really good military sci fi/philosophical book
>>29743000
Nice trips
I have that book, actually just read it last month
Nick seems like a great guy
>>29743503
just read the free sample from kindle. Is the whole book any good, kinda unsure if I should buy it
>>29745588
Pirate it.
Read a chapter or two if you like it buy it.
>>29745490
Border War:
19 With A Bullet - Granger Korff
Troepie: From Call-ups to Camp - Cameron Blake (compilation of interviews)
Bush war: Contact and Contact II by Paul Moorcraft (more history, breakdowns etc)
Very rare in print form though
For everyone else:
Tigers in the Mud - Otto Carius (Eastern front tank ace)
With the Old Breed - EB Sledge (Pacific theater)
Guts 'n Gunships - Mark Garrison (Vietnam slick pilot)
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>>29745588
I read it for a presentation on the First Chechen War for my Historical Concepts of War class in high school. I highly recommend it.
>>29743393
Devil's Guard is a trip, fucking love that book. also,
>pic related
every good /k/ommando should read at least the first books in the Barsoom series by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
>operating
>on mars
>sexy martian waifu
>loyal battle buddy names woola
>>29743289
Awful, complete and utter garbage. Go back to wherever you came from.
>>29745784
Barsoom is fun as fuck.
>>29743377
leafposter here. Already got an English copy months ago.
Apparently I'm the only one whose read this
Lions of Kandahar - Rusty Bradley & Kevin Maurer (US SOF in Operation Medusa)
Zero Six Bravo - Damien Lewis (SBS mission to accept the surrender of the Iraqi Army 5th Corps in 2003)
Level Zero Heroes - Michael Golembesky & John Bruning (MARSOC in Afghanistan)
Inside Delta Force - Eric Haney (creation of Delta, selection, training and early missions)
men in green faces
Any recommendations for books that go in depth on training, equipment, technique and how the operaters operate?
>>29745728
Will read, thanks man.
Read Troepie: From Call-ups to Camp if you can.
Bit different from the stuff you normally get to read
Five Years Four Fronts by Georg Großjohann
>>29743000
I think that was me, and no problem bud
>>29748550
As for another recommendation
Inside delta force - really good, almost read the whole thing in one sitting
The white donkey- almost don't want to recommend because it gets really sad, ruined my whole day.
>>29745784
H. Rider Haggards series with Alan Quatermain too. LOEG not withstanding. Pic related.
Stephen Hunter Swagger/Cruz series. Boss.
>>29745784
Deja Thoris. Oh my...
The Report From Iron Mountain
>>29748659
I'd tap that ass for the 9th colour
>>29748596
If you like Inside Delta Force, you should really try Dalton Fury trilogy. Fiction written by a Delta dude.
Less about shooty guns and more about the deployment thereof, but still an excellent read and honestly should be recommended reading for /k/.
The best recommendations I've ever had from /k/ were Red Storm Rising and Storm of Steel
Personally Low Level Hell is a fantastic book too, it's by recce pilots in Vietnam, you would not believe the amount of times they get shot down.
>>29745784
Barsoom series? Now that sounds sick, definitely gonna pick it up, cheers Anon.
>>29743393
Forgotten Soldier had me in tears quite a few times.
>>29743000
Gates of Fire - Stephen Pressfield
The Crusader - Michael Alexander Eisner
>>29754669
When he writes that love letter to Paula and says he's sorry he never found her again, god it was emotional.
>tfw it's raining inside on a bright, warm, sunny spring day
>>29746214
>Lions of Kandahar - Rusty Bradley & Kevin Maurer (US SOF in Operation Medusa)
>Zero Six Bravo - Damien Lewis (SBS mission to accept the surrender of the Iraqi Army 5th Corps in 2003)
>Level Zero Heroes - Michael Golembesky & John Bruning (MARSOC in Afghanistan)
>Inside Delta Force - Eric Haney (creation of Delta, selection, training and early missions)
Sounds great, thanks.
any ebooks or audiobooks links for Logan Pike series?
>>29743289
6.1/7.5
This gives you a good idea how tough Iraq was.
