does /k/ read non-fiction? About politics and history and war?

I just have a bunch of books about WW2 uniforms, but I'm still missing one about the brits.

>no mangos
4/10 shit collection

>>34784577
why would I have fruit in my library?

>>34784431

"Thunder Run" is a good one, about the armoured strike in Baghdad.
"Blackhawk Down", obviously.
"Robert's Ridge" is a good one in A-stan.
"13 Cent Killers" about snipers in Nam'.
I know I have more, that's what just came to the top of my head.

>>34784431
>does /k/ read non-fiction?
i have lots of tank books. also, dust your shit you filthy nigger

>>34784431

if you like those books then goto amazon look them up & clik thru the "also bought with" list

I'm currently reading "The Fall of the Ottomans: The Great War in the Middle East" it's pretty interesting having read a few books about the western front moving over to the eastern

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Recently read pic related about the Rhodie bush war, amazing book.

Want to read up more on the congo wars, is Mad Mike Hoare's stuff good?

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Read about Romans, they are pretty sweet.

>>34784431
One of the best pieces of literature for war and politics is Thucydides' Peloponnese War.

The Education of Cyrus by Xenophon is very interesting as well. Maybe you might not be interested in that time period, but most of the things in them transcend time and are relevant today as ever.

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>>34784431
>no Art of the Deal
Faggot