anyone ever read
NO MEAN SOLDIER
http://www.militarybookclub.com/
Some books that I'm thinking of getting from the book club. My birthday is coming up I hope my wife is thinking about me![]()
THE WARRIOR ELITE
by **** Couch
THE FINISHING SCHOOL
by **** Couch
WAR PAINT
by Bill Goshen
ART OF WAR
by H. Avery (Col.) Chenoweth, (Usmcr Ret.)
THE HUNTER, THE HAMMER AND HEAVEN
by Robert Young Pelton
WARRIOR SOUL
by Chuck Pfarrer
SILENT WARRIOR
by Charles Henderson
WARRIORS & WARLORDS
by Angus McBride
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anyone ever read
NO MEAN SOLDIER
Just curious. Is war all that you read about?
If your into studying war history, check out the history of warfare series by Casset. John Keegan does most of them. There awesome.
I read the above. Great books, just finished the Finishing School last night. Chuck Pfarrer has some great stories and **** Couch talks about the modern SEAL training and the community. Couch also shades some light on events that happened in OIF.THE WARRIOR ELITE
by **** Couch
THE FINISHING SCHOOL
by **** Couch
WARRIOR SOUL
by Chuck Pfarrer
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Yeah im in Military book club
books i have:
Band Of Brothers
U.S Navy SEALS in Vietnam
Black Hawk Down
Blood on the Risers
Boots on the Ground
The last year of the German army
Kursk
SAS guide to Tactical Fighting
Special Forces Endurance Techniques
Jarhead
A Distant Challenge
..A Hard Rain Fell
I want this one!Originally Posted by Dennis G
Warrior Soul was an awesome book.. He tells of his account in Beirut which was just plain awesome.
I joined, recieved my coveted books, paid the bill, yet they swear i didnt. I ended up paying $76 and they are still complaining. I really wish i could order some more books though.
No I read lots of different types of books this is just my recent military-war related.Originally Posted by EvanLloyd
The Hunter, the Hammer, and Heaven is very good. But alas, a Georgian (Republic of Georgia) in a US mountain infantry unit has my copy.
Great account of Chechnya. Also Sierra Leone (The Hunter) and Bougainville (Heaven). Also check out "The Adventurer" by the same author.
Originally Posted by Airborne249
Im still a little boggled by the whole books for really cheap prices as members. Do you really get those books for waaayy less than the actual asking price?
No, I just got 4 books for 99 cents as soon as I signed up
but once u signed up, u agree to by 5 books in a year. you have to buy 5 books or they will just send u random books and charge u for it....Originally Posted by Airborne249
Is there a discount off of the normal street price on the books?Originally Posted by FutureMarine
no, in the long run, u pay more with all the shipping and handling... each book is about 20 bucksOriginally Posted by Merik