ITT: military literature
>>9750347
most of Paul "I am studied in military academies" Virilio
https://web.archive.org/web/20080126093146/http://www.bellum.nu:80/literature.html
secret stash
>>9750347
I'd love to get some more recommendations on good military strategy books. Especially stuff that's more modern. I can't seem to find anything relating to modern navies too.
bumping for good thread!
>>9751319
>thread requesting military literature
>belongs on the history board and not the literature board
kys
Dispatches by michael herr.
Gives a good overview of 'nam and the , so called, "new journalism" movement.
On Guerrilla Warfare by Mao
Has anyone read Rommel?
>>9753357
i've read the entire first part of France in "infantry attacks" (which i think was from 1914-16(?) before he changed front and it was very interesting.
STORM OF STEEL.
Also Generation Kill, maybe.
The top brass of each branch has a military reading list.
JFC Fuller's works, esp. The Conduct of War (on Archive.org)
Fun Fact No. 1: He was mates with Aleister Crowley until they fell out.
Fun Fact No. 2: He was mates with Hitler, erh, until WW2...
Fun Fact No. 3. Mates with Uncle Oswald too, obviously.
Pic related anon.
>>9750347
Intros:
Defence of Duffer's Drift
The Defense of Hill 781
Great 'first looks' at military science
>>9750347
Maurice's Strategikon for ultimate Eastern roman comfiness
As for modern stuff, honestly, anything by Edward Luttwak. Especially Strategy: The Logic of War and Peace.
Good suggestions everyone, thanks.
>For a basic introduction to modern strategy: MCDP-1
>For a history of the evolution of warfare and strategic thinking:
Carnage and Culture by Victor Davis Hansen
>For a memoir on life in the modern American military machine:
Jarhead by Anthony Swofford
sheep i swear to god you better not meme about fog of war
Myths and Legends of the First World War
Really dispells a bunch of retardation surrounding the great war brought about by that black and white video with the cow mooing.
Anyone read Private Warriors?