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  • This is one of my textbooks in "Developing the Military Strategist," and as an overview of strategy in the 20th Century it's very useful.

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    ― Posted on Feb 15, 2008 | Add your feedback

Cover of The Sheep Look Up

  • Prophetic

    Everyone, and I do mean everyone, should read this book. It is a frightening view of a future that might not be all that far off. It is well written and just a little close to home.

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    ― Posted on May 13, 2008 | Add your feedback

Cover of Not a Good Day to Die
Cover of Charlie Wilson's War
Cover of Learning to Eat Soup with a Knife

  • John Nagl shows his brilliance in this book, written years before our current counter-insurgency crises. He builds a model and sticks to it, examining what makes military cultures both successful and adaptive. Useful for anyone looking at operating in a conflict-heavy bureaucracy, military or othe ... (continue)

    John Nagl shows his brilliance in this book, written years before our current counter-insurgency crises. He builds a model and sticks to it, examining what makes military cultures both successful and adaptive. Useful for anyone looking at operating in a conflict-heavy bureaucracy, military or otherwise.

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    ― Posted on Mar 1, 2008 | Add your feedback

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    One critic used the word "literate" to describe this novel, and I think it is a fair compliment. Brooks's familiarity with our world and the lack of many common scare tactics (except for in the opening) made this book strangely plausible once you accepted its premise. My disbelief was suspended co ... (continue)

    One critic used the word "literate" to describe this novel, and I think it is a fair compliment. Brooks's familiarity with our world and the lack of many common scare tactics (except for in the opening) made this book strangely plausible once you accepted its premise. My disbelief was suspended completely and since I'm a military man, that's something for a book about politics and military response to disaster.

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    ― Posted on Feb 20, 2008 | Add your feedback

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Cover of Into the Mouth of the Cat

  • This book is a must for anyone who has ever served in the Air Force or is considering it. Captain Sijan's heroism makes for a heart-wrenching, inspirational, thought-provoking read.

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    ― Posted on Feb 17, 2008 | Add your feedback

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Cover of Lone Survivor

  • This is an amazingly exciting book about the Battle for Murphy's Ridge and its aftermath. It's inspiring, bloodcurdling, and informative at the same time.

    The only negative sides are the famous SEAL arrogance which bleeds through on every page, and his discouraging take on Rules of Engagement ... (continue)

    This is an amazingly exciting book about the Battle for Murphy's Ridge and its aftermath. It's inspiring, bloodcurdling, and informative at the same time.

    The only negative sides are the famous SEAL arrogance which bleeds through on every page, and his discouraging take on Rules of Engagement. While he's certainly entitled to those views (and they are understandable considering the paradox the ROEs placed him in), he espouses a dangerous viewpoint for modern soldiers to take in the battle for hearts, minds and credibility.

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    ― Posted on Jan 24, 2008 | Add your feedback

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Cover of The Illuminatus! Trilogy

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