This thread will be about SD member's favorite fictional military war story books.
Please, no profanity, or links to R-Rated or explicit material.
Also spoilers are fine...just point out that you are about to give them so members can avoid them if they want.
Otherwise, a brief synopsis and why you think it is so good would be helpful.
I will start out.
One of the best modern war story books I have ever read about both modern war at sea (in this case specifically involving a US super carrier CSG pitted against three Soviet groups, Soviet subs, and regiments of Soviet naval air) and land warfare, is called "The Sixth Battle."
Read my review at that link on Amazon.
Hehehe...it is so good that about every 3-4 years, I take it back out and read it again.
So there's a start for this thread, feel free to provide your own referrals.
Another I liked, which, based on the recommendation from a friend I read long ago, buying the hard cover soon after it came out, was "Red Storm Rising," by Clancy...but I will leave that to someone else to review.
Please, no profanity, or links to R-Rated or explicit material.
Also spoilers are fine...just point out that you are about to give them so members can avoid them if they want.
Otherwise, a brief synopsis and why you think it is so good would be helpful.
I will start out.
One of the best modern war story books I have ever read about both modern war at sea (in this case specifically involving a US super carrier CSG pitted against three Soviet groups, Soviet subs, and regiments of Soviet naval air) and land warfare, is called "The Sixth Battle."
Read my review at that link on Amazon.
Hehehe...it is so good that about every 3-4 years, I take it back out and read it again.
So there's a start for this thread, feel free to provide your own referrals.
Another I liked, which, based on the recommendation from a friend I read long ago, buying the hard cover soon after it came out, was "Red Storm Rising," by Clancy...but I will leave that to someone else to review.