/k/ books thread

>>32224822

I have this book, and five other books on Rhodesia.

Loved all of them but one that was apparently written for cucks by cucks, it tried to paint the white man as evil racist invaders who got BTFO but even then... the operating parts were too good that it still made them look like heroes.

>>32225045
I'm trying to find actual non-cucked books on rhodesia.

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>>32224822
I have The Great Betrayal by Ian Smith.

Good book on the Rhodesian situation.

>>32225122
I was thinking about buy it. Is it good?

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bump
for interests

>>32225091

Read the autobiographies of the guys down there in the ground, if you're going to read a little college lib hippie nerds interpretation, you will be dissapointed.

OPs pic related is an uncucked book

I read Buzzati's "The Tartar Steppe" recently, it's good. Not much operating, but that's pretty much the point. It's litterally "peacetime military : the book" but it hits you with some heavy feels.

>>32225135
Yes.

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I got this the other day:

It's basically a Choose Your Own Adventure book for 2LT's. There's also an Infantry platoon one.

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Starship Troopers is one of my fav novels

Just finished Fireforce and about to start Storm of Steel. Does anybody have any recommendations for mercenary books dealing with Africa?

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currently reading this

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Here...

>>32225931
This book is by Rhodesia's PM BTW.

>>32225122
>>32225135
this
its an autobiography
kinda dry sometimes but good nonetheless

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World War Z
There even were some let's read /k/ threads If I remember right .

>>32226026
This book was absolute garbage. It was written for adults but reads like a child's fantasy novel. Disjointed, nonsensical, and full of bullshit. Just like his other books.

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Anyone know of any really cool books on Colonialism in general? Narratives would be preferred.

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>>32225480
I would recommend War Dog by Al Venter. It's a good overview with a heavy focus on EO and the helicopter dudes in sierra leone.
Some pretty hard dudes there.
I also read his biography of Neal Ellis but it didn't really contain much War Dog didn't.

Mike Hoare's book about his work in the Congo are also good. His book about the botched coup in the seychelles is not really as good but most of that is about being in prison.

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anything about vietnam by john plaster. he has mutiple books and occasionally retells stories but all in all good reads.
pic is from one of his books but i dont know which one

>>32225336
I was hoping this shit would show up
There's a reason why there's an urban legend that it's on the USMC reading list

It's fucking good
Fuck the liberals that think it advocates fascism

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>>32225161
>my pic
Have another

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The premise is that old people on Earth are told that they can be young again if they enlist in the Colonial Defense Force.
Pretty much every old person does because they want to keep living. But then they find out that the galaxy is pretty much a shitshow. Every colony Earth has, has been taken forcefully from another species with their colonists genocided in order for humans to live there.

The first two books are pretty fucking /k/
The other ones are still good but they begin to get pretty liberal

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It's 'Nam. In SPAAACE

But also for autists because every chapter is about solving a problem

Why did the Jatovile sniper swap his scoped bolt-action for an iron sites Bren to shoot the white suit man?

>>32227141
>Scalzi
The communist piece of hypocritical trash can go suck a dick. Though knowing him, he'd probably enjoy it and write a Hugo winning story about the whole thing.

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How about Dead Six? A couple of operators operating operationally in an operational environment. Helps that one of the authors is a Contractor and the other was a fun store owner.

>>32227325
The first and second are good

He goes liberal in the following books

>>32225720
Liked it, but if Bellavia seemed like a bit of a spaz sometimes. What would I know, I wasn't in Fallujah

>>32225045
Croukamp's book is not bad, especially if you are interested in the cross border raids and Selous Scout shenanigans in sneaking into enemy camps and conducting psyops and false flags.

Also gives you a taste of what Rhodesia was like to live in as a bit of misfit who needed a war to really shine.

>>32227366
Not just talking about his books. Ever read his social media. The guy's so liberal he'd make Fenstein look moderate.

>>32227131
The Fear was ok, though depressing.

I reread Ian Douglass's Heritage Trilogy a few months ago. I remember thinking that it was the coolest thing ever back when I was 15. Now it just seems to be generic space marines with a little too much emphasis on the marine part.

Anyone else have those books they used to love but don't hold up?

>>32227407
Fuck following artists
They're all cunts

All that matters is their art

>>32227441
I bet if I reread some of the old Star Wars EU stuff I had I wouldn't be knocked out by them

>>32227455
Yeah. It's been years since I read the Rogue Squadron books or Republic Commandos. I wonder how they'd hold up today.

I did reread the Thrawn Trilogy before Episode 7: A New New Hope came out and it was about how I remembered. Definitely better than the movie we got.

Anyone else a fan of Tom Kratman? Pretty sure his stuff is banned as hate speech in some countries and he does pretty realistic combat scenes.

>>32227485
I thought the Boba Fett trilogy was pretty rad

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just recently purchased some turkish field manuals from interwar period
the list is;
>infantry fm, training and battle 2nd volume 1945
>cavalry fm part 5. reconnaissance detachments 1940
>physical training fm 1942
>artilleryman fm 1932
>participative military leadership fm 1984
pretty neat stuff with signatures, notes and corrections done by the soldiers that used them, total cost=34 dollarydoos


here is a question for you /k/ommandos; what are the "must" military tactics books a roachman like me should purchase/read?

In progress, halfway in and it is still captivating

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>>32228828
Woops, forgot pic

>>32225336
i have enjoyed more when I was 18.
Now its a little bit fairy-tail for me

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>>32229395
The movie was just as good.

I need to stream it again one of these days.

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This book is /k as fuck also a pretty good inspirational book to top it off it.

Also would like to toss in my recommendation for "What It's Like to Go To War."

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Obligatory
Made me have an entirely new outlook on the Pacific war and warfare in general.

>>32228784
Naber lan göt .
Memleket nere

>>32224822
Have bibliography:
Abbott, Peter; Botham, Philip (June 1986). Modern African Wars: Rhodesia, 1965–80. Oxford: Osprey Publishing. ISBN978-0-85045-728-5. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Beckett, Ian F. W. (September 2007). "The Rhodesian Army: Counter-Insurgency, 1972–1979 Part II". Retrieved 19 October 2015.

Bennett, David C. (March 1990). "The Army of Zimbabwe: a role model for Namibia" (PDF). Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania: United States Army War College. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Binda, Alexandre (May 2008). The Saints: The Rhodesian Light Infantry. Johannesburg: 30° South Publishers. ISBN978-1-920143-07-7. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Brent, W. A (1987). Rhodesian Air Force A Brief History 1947–1980. Kwambonambi: Freeworld Publications. ISBN0-620-11805-9. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Britannica (1976). Britannica Books of the Year 1971, 1972, 1974 and 1976: Events of 1970, 1971, 1973 and 1975 (First ed.). Chicago, Illinois: Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. ISBN978-0-85229-158-0. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Cary, Robert; Mitchell, Diana (1977). African Nationalist Leaders in Rhodesia who's who. Salisbury: Books of Rhodesia. ISBN978-0-86920-152-7. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Cilliers, Jackie (December 1984). Counter-Insurgency in Rhodesia. London, Sydney & Dover, New Hampshire: Croom Helm. ISBN978-0-7099-3412-7. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Dabengwa, Dumiso (1995). Bhebe, Ngwabi; Ranger, Terrence, eds. Soldiers in Zimbabwe's Liberation War. 1. Harare: University of Zimbabwe. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Eppel, Shari (26 March 2008). "Matabeleland: Its Struggle for National Legitimacy, and the Relevance of this in the 2008 Election" (PDF). Berlin: Heinrich Böll Foundation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 11 May 2013. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Friedman, Sgt-Major Herbert A. (28 November 2006). "Rhodesia Psyop 1965–1980". psywarrior.com. Major Ed Rouse. Retrieved October 19 2015

>>32230045
Harris, P. B. (September 1969). "The Rhodesian Referendum: June 20th, 1969"(PDF). Parliamentary Affairs. Oxford University Press. 23. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Kalley, Jacqueline Audrey (February 1999). Southern African Political History: A chronological of key political events from independence to mid-1997. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Publishing Group. ISBN978-0-313-30247-3. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Kriger, Norma J. (May 2003). Guerrilla Veterans in Post-war Zimbabwe: Symbolic and Violent Politics, 1980–1987. Cambridge University Press. ISBN978-0-521-81823-0. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Lake, Anthony (June 1976). The 'Tar Baby' Option: American Policy Toward Southern Rhodesia. New York: Columbia University Press. ISBN978-0-231-04066-2.
Retrieved October 19 2015.

Lohman, Major Charles M.; MacPherson, Major Robert I. (7 June 1983). "Rhodesia: Tactical Victory, Strategic Defeat" (PDF). War since 1945 Seminar and Symposium. Quantico, Virginia: Marine Corps Command and Staff College. Retrieved 19 October 2015.

Lyons, Tanya (January 2004). Guns and Guerilla Girls: Women in the Zimbabwean National Liberation Struggle. Trenton, New Jersey: Africa Research & Publications. ISBN978-1-59221-167-8. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Moorcraft, Paul L.; McLaughlin, Peter (April 2008) [1982]. The Rhodesian War: A Military History. Barnsley: Pen and Sword Books. ISBN978-1-84415-694-8. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Moore, D.S. (2005). Suffering for Territory: Race, Place, and Power in Zimbabwe. Durham, North Carolina: Duke University Press. ISBN978-0-8223-3570-2. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Muzondidya, James (January 2005). Walking on a Tightrope: Towards a Social History of the Coloured Community of Zimbabwe. Trenton, New Jersey: Africa Research & Publications. ISBN978-1-59221-246-0. Retrieved October 19 2015.

>>32230116
Norman, Andrew (December 2003). Robert Mugabe and the Betrayal of Zimbabwe. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company. ISBN978-0-7864-1686-8. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Nyarota, Geoffrey (September 2006). Against the Grain. Cape Town: Struik Publishers. ISBN978-1-77007-112-4. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Palley, Claire (1966). The constitutional history and law of Southern Rhodesia 1888–1965, with special reference to Imperial control (First ed.). Oxford: Clarendon Press. ASINB0000CMYXJ. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Preston, Matthew (September 2004). Ending civil war: Rhodesia and Lebanon in perspective. London: I.B. Tauris. ISBN1-85043-579-0. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Ranger, Terence (1985). Peasant consciousness and guerrilla war in Zimbabwe: a comparative study. Harare: University of Zimbabwe. ISBN9780852550014. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Reid-Daly, Lt-Col Ron; Stiff, Peter (January 1983). Selous Scouts: Top Secret War. Johannesburg: Galago Publishing. ISBN978-0-620-06674-7. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Rogers, Anthony (1998). Someone Else's War: Mercenaries from 1960 to the Present. Hammersmith: Harper Collins. ISBN978-0-00-472077-7. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Sellström, Tor (March 1999). Sweden and National Liberation in Southern Africa. Volume I: Formation of a Popular Opinion 1950–1970. Uppsala: Nordic Africa Institute. ISBN978-91-7106-430-1. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Sibanda, Eliakim M. (January 2005). The Zimbabwe African People's Union 1961–87: A Political History of Insurgency in Southern Rhodesia. Trenton, New Jersey: Africa Research & Publications. ISBN978-1-59221-276-7.Retrieved October 19 2015.

Smith, Ian (June 1997). The Great Betrayal: The Memoirs of Ian Douglas Smith. London: John Blake Publishing. ISBN1-85782-176-9. Retrieved October 19 2015.

>>32230045
>>32230116
>>32230126
thanks

>>32230126
St. John, Lauren (April 2007). Rainbow's End: A Memoir of Childhood, War, and an African Farm (First ed.). New York: Scribner. ISBN978-0-7432-8679-4. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Stearns, Peter N., ed. (January 2002). The Encyclopedia of World History: Ancient, Medieval and Modern – Chronologically Arranged (Sixth ed.). Cambridge: James Clarke & Co. ISBN978-0-227-67968-5. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Thomas, Scott (December 1995). The Diplomacy of Liberation: the Foreign Relations of the ANC Since 1960 (First ed.). London: I.B. Tauris. ISBN1-85043-993-1.cRetrieved October 19 2015.

Wessels, Hannes (July 2010). P. K. van der Byl: African Statesman. Johannesburg: 30° South Publishers. ISBN978-1-920143-49-7. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Williams, Gwyneth; Hackland, Brian (July 1988). The Dictionary of Contemporary Politics of Southern Africa (First ed.). London: Routledge. ISBN978-0-415-00245-5. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Windrich, Elaine (13 March 1975). The Rhodesian problem: a documentary record, 1923–1973 (First ed.). London: Routledge & Kegan Paul. ISBN978-0-7100-8080-6. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Wood, J. R. T. (June 2005). So far and no further! Rhodesia's bid for independence during the retreat from empire 1959–1965. Victoria: Trafford Publishing. ISBN978-1-4120-4952-8. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Wood, J. R. T. (April 2008). A matter of weeks rather than months: The Impasse between Harold Wilson and Ian Smith: Sanctions, Aborted Settlements and War 1965–1969. Victoria: Trafford Publishing. ISBN978-1-4251-4807-2. Retrieved October 19 2015.

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>>32230145
Wall, Dudley (2009). Insignia and History of the Rhodesian Armed Forces. 1890-1980. (4th ed.). Durban, South Africa: Just Done Productions Publishing (published 25 November 2009). ISBN978-1-920315-53-5. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Diedericks, André (2007). Journey Without Boundaries (2nd ed.). Durban, South Africa: Just Done Productions Publishing (published 23 June 2007). ISBN978-1-920169-58-9. Retrieved October 19 2015.

Geldenhuys, Preller (2007). Rhodesian Air Force Operations with Air Strike Log. Durban, South Africa: Just Done Productions Publishing (published 13 July 2007). ISBN978-1-920169-61-9.
Doebler, Walter (22 July 2006). Retrieved October 19 2015.

"Afrikaserie: Simbabwe (Africa Series: Zimbabwe)". newsatelier.de (in German). Ottersweier. Retrieved 19 October 2015.

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"Rhodesia reverts to British rule". London: BBC. 11 December 1979. Retrieved 20 October 2015.

Wood, J. R. T. (24 May 1995). "Rhodesian Insurgency". Oudeschip: Allport Books. Retrieved 20 October 2015.

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>>32230150
"Los Angeles Times: Archives – Rhodesia to Seek More Black Soldiers". Pqasb.pqarchiver.com. 26 November 1976. Retrieved October 20 2015.

"Black Conscription Protestors Arrested". The Montreal Gazette. Reuters. 25 November 1978. Retrieved October 21 2015

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>>32230160
Mtisi, Joseph; Nyakudya, Munyaradzi; Barnes, Teresa (2009). "War In Rhodesia, 1965–1980". In Raftapoulos, Brian; Mlambo, Alois. Becoming Zimbabwe: A History from the Pre-colonial Period to 2008. Johannesburg: Jacana Media. p.158. ISBN9781779220837. Retrieved in October 23 2015

And that is all. Bear in mind, these sources enfocuse on opposing point of views and neutral views inbetween for the objectivity of the paper I had to write. Enjoy the knowledge

>>32227102
>Fuck the liberals that think it advocates fascism
It does though. Go read up on actual capital-F Fascism and tell me the society depicted in this novel doesn't check those boxes.

Even Heinlein himself later walked back on the ideas he put forward in Starship Troopers and that guy was nuts.

Not even kind of a liberal btw

>>32230182
Source and source?

>>32230186
not him, but it's a /pol/ recommended book for a reason
it definitely conveys many aspects of the fascist worldview, especially in scenes like the History and Moral Philosophy class (Dubois' monologue)

one of my favorite books, for sure

If you're still interested in the topic of post-Rhodesia, post-apartheid mercenaries, this book was pretty good... even though it was written by a cowardly journalist.

Lots of graphic violence, fairly well-written, reads pretty easy.

Plus you've got that traditional rebels-v-government storyline in the background

"The Savage Wars of Peace"
"War Made New"
"Invisible Armies"

all by Max Boot of the CFR. For those interested in the conflict within Islam

"The Great Theft" by Khaled Abou El Fadl

>>32226891
>Colonialism
Kim by rudyard kipling

>>32230208
To this date, the idea of fascism is still vague as hell, but I would say even actual fascist society (i.e. classical Rome and Italy) did not have the whole you can only vote if you serve thing.

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>>32230211

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>>32230271
fascism is more of a worldview imo, rather than a specific political structure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2b19Nxxp6Y&list=PLNpOB83LmQcRo7z7IW7F7YNlX5H2EmEkx

>>32224822
>Asking a bunch of borderline-retarded, autistic IRL Dale Gribbels for book recommendations

All /k/lit/ threads are trash

>>32230283
>>32230271
Fascism is a literal political ideology with a bunch of key characteristics. The assumption that it's "vague" is liberal doublespeak and its gradual shift to mean "political ideology I don't agree with"

And, as an example, conditional citizenship is a key characteristic of Fascist societies.

Look this shit up. The information is insanely easy to access.

As for Heinlein walking back on it, well, read his subsequent novels where he swings HARD into libertarianism and the value of the individual as paramount, which is directly counter to Starship Troopers' thesis.

>>32230444
delusions of grandeur, the post

>>32230476
Can you post these key characteristics?

>And, as an example, conditional citizenship is a key characteristic of Fascist societies.
Every societies have conditional citizenship, anon.
>
As for Heinlein walking back on it, well, read his subsequent novels where he swings HARD into libertarianism and the value of the individual as paramount, which is directly counter to Starship Troopers' thesis.
Or that he just writes another book, he didn't come out and disown Starship Troopers or anything.

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>>32230493
>implying /k/ ISN'T mostly borderline-retarded, IRL Dale Gribbels

There are 3 books in this thread that aren't garbage, anon.

>>32230534
>t. guy that's read 5 of the books in this thread

>>32230168
share the paper anon I'm genuinely interested what it was about.

>>32225938
No kidding?

cannot recommend enough Dalton Fury books

>>32227397
I never said it was, I said only ONE out of my five Rhodesia books is liberal trash that still couldn't really manage to show Rhodesians in a bad light

>>32224822
Read. The Profits of War; Oil.

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>>32229472

my nigguh

>>32229578
Super super leftist, like to the point where he starts going off topic about how bad people who identify as right wing are, and etc.

>>32225720
>Stay Puft Marshmallow Cock

>>32228784
Those a pretty cool. I have a bunch of ww2 American field manuals, star charts, and aircraft sectionals. Nothing foreign though.

The only turkish things I have is an old Nasrettin Hoca book and some Deniz Piyade and Jandarma Komando patches.

>>32230476
>conditional citizenship is a key characteristic of Fascist societies.


That's a pretty piss-weak indictment. It's very common in non-fascist countries, too.

I'm guessing the crowd that gets all panicky about Starship Troopers watched the shitty movie and didn't read the book.

>>32229426

What the fuck is this?

>>32243297
A big meme. Look up the /k/ reads threads about it in the archives. Only way that book could ever be good.

>>32229395
10/10 underrated post
Best book I read all year