Posted on Feb 2, 2016
What are everyone's favorite military/leadership reads?
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Aside from docterine and training publications; What are some of everyone's favorite reads on the military/ leadership?
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We were Soldiers Once....and Young by LTG Hal Moore and Joe Galloway. I read this one every year in November to coincide with the anniversary.
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1. Gates of Fire by Steven Pressfield (Fiction, Historical Military, Philosophy)
2. Starship Troopers Robert Heinlein (Fiction, Future Military. Philosophy, Government)
3. The Warrior Ethos by Steven Pressfield (Non-Fiction, Philosophy)
4. The Mission, the Men and Me by Pete Blaber (Nonfiction, Delta Leader, Practical, Philosophy)
5. Ender's Game (Fiction, Future Military, Adaptive Thinking)
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2. Starship Troopers Robert Heinlein (Fiction, Future Military. Philosophy, Government)
3. The Warrior Ethos by Steven Pressfield (Non-Fiction, Philosophy)
4. The Mission, the Men and Me by Pete Blaber (Nonfiction, Delta Leader, Practical, Philosophy)
5. Ender's Game (Fiction, Future Military, Adaptive Thinking)
You may enjoy this thread.
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/what-is-the-best-professional-military-fiction
What is the best professional military fiction? | RallyPoint
Of the options offered? Warning: mentioning the movies without having read the books is a down-votable offense. Offering an alternative professional military fiction is acceptable, but six answers to a survey is not supportable.
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Capt Richard I P.
CPT (Join to see) To follow-up: As a CO and Army Officer you might enjoy:
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress by Robert Heinlein. It's about a Prison Colony on the moon, and revolution, and popular governance, liberty, physics and sentient machines.
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress by Robert Heinlein. It's about a Prison Colony on the moon, and revolution, and popular governance, liberty, physics and sentient machines.
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The Unforgiving Minute is a stellar read IMHO. Also read Beyond the Band of Brothers by MAJ Richard Winters - both gave very engaging insights into military leadership.
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I've got the unforgiving minute on my kindle, havnt read it yet but il have some hours to burn in the airport!
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