I need to spend .05 to get the free shipping from Amazon. Give me some book suggestions

Da Vinci Code
S.O.G.
Brennan's War

The Peloponnesian War someone reccommend this and IT's on my list to buy next.

Johnny Cash autobiography

Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster

Alphabet of Manliness by Maddox.

We Were Soldiers Once and Young

Anything by Vin Suprynowicz

Anything by Claire Wolfe

Anything by Boston T Party

that should do it

zombie survival guide

"He's just not that into you."

+1 for Alphabet of Manliness

Quoted: Da Vinci Code - good read, haven't seen the movie S.O.G. Brennan's War - ordered!

Ordered: The Ballad of Carl Drega- Vin Suprynowicz as well.

Thanks for the suggestions!

Not a Good Day to Die
No True Glory
The March Up
Thunder Run
Masters of Chaos

Anything from Stephen Hunter,Robert Mason

Quoted: Quoted: Da Vinci Code - good read, haven't seen the movie S.O.G. Brennan's War - ordered! Ordered: The Ballad of Carl Drega- Vin Suprynowicz as well. Thanks for the suggestions!

Not a problem.  S.O.G. is a great book as well.

Brennan's War is another great book.  My old history teacher got to meet him at a seminar he did one time.  Said it was awesome meeting him.  He tried to get him to come talk to our class but wasnt able to get him.

shadowdivers by Robert Kurson--this non fiction book has everything, greed WWII nazi submarines, drama--you won't be able to put it down.

Unintended Consequencies
PARTIOTS: Surviving the Coming Collapse

Death In The Tall Grass by Peter Hathaway Capstick.

ARH

In order of their worth....

Adrift: the autobiograpy of the man who survived at sea for the longest period ever.

Deep Survival: how your body reacts to panic and why.  Great read for any outdoorsman

Imperial Hubris: why we will have to fight Afghanistan again, this is not an "anti" book, but tells why we CANT kick the ass we need to.

The interegators: a reservist who serves as an interegator in Afghanistan and his experience and perspective.  Good read.

This Mans Army: also a good read

Through our enemies eyes: provides understanding about why/where/whoIQ/Bin Laden are and what they truly believe.  Know your enemies and their history.

Tactics of the cresent moon (or anything by poole):  Great introduction to the basic tactics and strat. changes that are comming with 4th generational warfare.

Afghan guerrilla warfare : in the words of the Mujahideen Fighters: what the soviets did wrong and how the Afghans fight a war.  Step by step tells you their tactics and strat.  Redundant, but VERY in formative with terrain maps and such.

Generation Kill: the kids love it.  Everyone knows a "Captain America."  Fucking Danger Close...

Zombie Survival guide: a must if you own an ar15

The Old Regiment: think jar head set in the bloody islands of WWII.  This is what it meant to be a Marine 50 years ago.  Makes me feel charmin soft.

China Marine:  The acclimation back to civilian life after the old regiment, gives you the "rest of the story" and provides a good look at what it takes to come back to normal after combat.



Thanks for starting a worth while thread.

Point of Impact by Stephen Hunter. The best book ever. Okay. Maybe not best book ever but it's really, really good.

Term Limits by Vince Flynn
Killing Floor by Lee Child

On War
by Carl Von Clausewitz
amazon link

Brassey's Encyclopedia of Land Forces and Warfare
by Franklin D. Margiotta, editor
amazon link

The Codebreakers : The Comprehensive History of Secret Communication from Ancient Times to the Internet
by David Kahn
amazon link

Introduction to Logic, 12th Edition
by Irving M. Copi, Carl Cohen
amazon link

The Road to Reality : A Complete Guide to the Laws of the Universe
by Roger Penrose
amazon link

Prime Obsession: Bernhard Riemann and the Greatest Unsolved Problem in Mathematics
by John Derbyshire
amazon link

Two Treatises of Government
by John Locke
amazon link

On Liberty
by John Stuart Mill
amazon link

Common Sense, and Other Writings
by Thomas Paine
amazon link

The Structure of Liberty : Justice and the Rule of Law
by Randy E. Barnet
amazon link

Restoring the Lost Constitution : The Presumption of Liberty
by Randy E. Barnett
amazon link

Origins of the Bill of Rights
by Leonard Levy
amazon link

GL

Catch-22

Cryptonomicon.  Best book I've read in ten years.  And I'm an English teacher, so I read constantly.

Anabasis by Xenophon.  Read about 10,000 Greek "contractors" whose leadership was killed off by the deceiving Persian King who reasoned that once deprived of their leaders, they would humbly submit.  Wrong.  The 10,000 elected new leaders and marched through the Persian Empire until they reached the sea and home.  It takes place after the Peloponnesian War and before Alexander the Great.