How about a list of some of your favorite books or books that should be required reading for the modern warrior, hunter, trapper, or man?

A few of my favorites in no particular order:
Anything by Jeff Cooper
Anything by Peter Capstick
“Gates of fire” Steven Pressfield
“The Perfect Shot” Kevin “Doctari” Robertson
“Practical Shooting, Beyond Fundamentals” Brian Enos
“A Rifleman Went to War” H.M. McBride
“Emma Gees” H.M. McBride
“Hoof beats of a Wolfer” O’Gorman

I am in.....


"Rifle Accuracy Facts" by Harold Vaughn

"The Art of War" by SunTzu

"Patton a Study in Command" by H. Essame

"Unintended Consequences" by John Ross

"The Holy Bible" by, well.........you know.



And for really young Warriors under 18, every parent should read this allegory to their children,

"THE DREAM GIVER" by Bruce Wilkinson

My 2 cents...

"What to expect when your expecting"
"What to expect your babies first year"
(See my last post)

and a few others:

"Tales from margaritaville" J. Buffett

"Tourist Season" Carl Hiassen

"God, Guns, and Rock and roll" Ted Nugent"

"On Killing" Col. Dave Grossman

"Lone Survivor" Marcus Luttrell

"It Doesn't take a Hero" Gen. H.Norman Schwarzkpof

"The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" Douglas Adams

Don.

+1 on "What To Expect When You're Expecting", and "The Baby Book" by Dr Sears. It's came in Handy with my 20lb 4 month old!

I will add:

"First In" by Gary Schroen
"Night Stalkers" by Michael Durant
"None Braver" by Michael Hirsh
"The Rescue Season" by Bob Drury
"Killer Elite" by Michael Smith
"Not A Good Day To Die" by Sean Naylor
"No Room For Error" by Col John Carney

And probably a few others I can't think of off the top of my head.

Lone Survivor and First In.......great stuff. Does anyone other than me grow tired of reading account after account of comms failing to work.......YET AGAIN!!!

Yep! It's either comm issues or chain of command issues. "Not a Good Day To Die" is a great example of both of those!

Just started "Leadership and Training for the Fight" By MSG Howe. Looks good so far.

Yeah I've been wanting to try that one. Keep us up to date!

Just my 2 cents also,

"Spandau Phoenix" and anything else by Greg Iles
"The Master Sniper" " " " " Stephen Hunter
Anything by Preston and Child.
"Lord of the Rings" by Tolkien of course
"The Dragonbone Chair" trilogy by Tad Williams
"Godless" by Ann Coulter
Most anything by Michael Crichton
And several books I saw above!
There were several I have never heard of, so I now have a new list good reading materials! Thanks for the post!

"The Bible"
"The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" by E. Gibbon
"Slouching Towards Gomorrah" by Robert Bork
"The Spirit of Laws" by B. Montesquieu
any detailed histories absent of agenda, esp concerning Philip of Macedon (use of the 5th collumn), Western Civilization (emphasis on Magna Carta and it's significance) and any honest account of the results of modern paganism (liberalism)..perhaps a side-by-side reading of the Communist Manifesto and the current Democrat Party platfom
"He who does not learn from history is doomed to repeat it"
..just some thoughts by a simple minded soul

"Crime and Punishment" --Fyodor Dostoevsky
"War and Peace" -- Lev Tolstoy
"The Bridge on the Drina" -- Ivo Andric
"Bolt action rifles" -Frank de Haas

A Nation of Sheep--Andrew P. Napolitano
John Adams--David McCullough
Learning To Eat Soup With a Knife--by John A. Nagl (Author), Peter J. Schoomaker (Foreword)
To Dare and to Conquer: Special Operations and the Destiny of Nations, from Achilles to Al Qaeda--Derek Leebaert
The Revolution: A Manifesto--Ron Paul

Is a nation of sheep a new book?

Published October '07.

Sam, if you haven't yet, you definitely have to take a look at "Killer Elite", "The Revolution: A Manifesto", and "Not A Good Day To Die", in that order.

Roger that, I have read none of those 3!

Since I can't lay my hands of books like

"Rifle Accuracy Facts" or "Killer Elite" I must stick to the ones I can. Recently I was advised by my sister to read the book "The Shadow of the Wind" -- Carlos Ruiz Zafon. Great stuff. Don't miss it.

So how exactly would we ship you some good books?

Thanks Sam. That's outstanding offer. I don't know what to say.
But here's the short story of previous attempts, when someone tried to send some stuff my way. About year or so Mike R. send me two TacOps T-shirts and they never showed up. I really don't know what went wrong but I bet it has something to do with our poor custom service. The best way and more reliable way is to get a book in pdf. Thats the best I can think off right now.
Or, when we are at it. Perhaps it would be good thing if you could make a list of the books I really need, or you think it would be good for me to have it. I think I can find someone in Canada to bring me some when he comes back to Serbia. What say you?

Try "Kill Bin Laden: A Delta Force Commander's Account of the Hunt for the World's Most Wanted Man "

by Dalton Fury

Thanks Moose I will put that one on the list too, but right now I'm thinking on purchasing the books that will "wider" my technical knowledge. I think that Riffle accuracy facts is one of those books.