What are you reading?

[cstone]

i'd also recommend "unbroken"--the book about the B-24 bombardier who was taken prisoner in Japan in WWII.

http://www.amazon.com/Unbroken-World...words=unbroken

This is an awesome story about a true, hardcore, American hero. Louis Zamperini's life is nothing short of amazing grace. I've never heard of any "operator" or warrior whose story involves more honest, documented, will to survive and providence in overcoming the horrors of war. The man is still alive today.

[275RLTW]

Counterinsurgency by David Kilcullen

Just re-read The Mission, the Men, and Me by Peter Blaber. Have to read that one at least once a year.

[RMAC757]

For you history buffs. I usually go through about one a week. This is one of the best I've read. The Forgotten Soldier

http://www.amazon.com/The-Forgotten-.../dp/1574882864

Also reading A Song of Fire and Ice series

[RMD]

http://www.amazon.com/Unbroken-World...words=unbroken

This is an awesome story about a true, hardcore, American hero. Louis Zamperini's life is nothing short of amazing grace. I've never heard of any "operator" or warrior whose story involves more honest, documented, will to survive and providence in overcoming the horrors of war. The man is still alive today.

Just ordered that for my high schooler - required summer reading. Sounds like an amazing story.

I might have to snag it from her when she's done

[Musashi]

Just ordered that for my high schooler - required summer reading. Sounds like an amazing story.

I might have to snag it from her when she's done

That is an awesome book, I highly recommend it.

[ben4372]

That is an awesome book, I highly recommend it.

Amazon makes it too easy. I'll give it read based on your guys' endorsement. (as soon as I finish my Hooked on Phonics)