What book are you reading now...

[vitara]

looking around a old second hand shop and found a dusty old book
in a far corner
it wos called ... ATLANTIC MEETING ..for a dollar coulden't go past it
might make for some good reading
cheers mark

[Whiterook]

Still reading Rommel VRS Patton. Good book, but a bit long in the tooth with verbiage. Read Omar Bradley's book "A Soldiers' Story" just before this one, and the style is night and day.

[vitara]

having a bit of a look see at .. soldats.. by john keegan . and. richard holmes
not a bad looking book starst off around 1800 hundred to now
.. best krieg..

[LAH 1 SS]

im half way through japos second edition/volume on the d9 damn these are good books

[jwarrenclarke]

I am about 2/3rds of the way throug "A Time for Courage: The Royal Air Force in the Europen War, 1939-1945" by John Terraine.

Jim Clarke:

[Tom Houlihan]

I just finished The Secret of Stalingrad. Interesting how Uncle Joe's paranoia colored relations between the Western Allies and Russia even up through today.

[Roddoss72]

Salutations All

Just began reading for a third time Kenneth Macksey "Invasion" and also Georg F Nafzeiger Infantry "German Order of Battle".

Regards

Roddoss72

[Whiterook]

Originally Posted by Tom Houlihan

I just finished The Secret of Stalingrad. Interesting how Uncle Joe's paranoia colored relations between the Western Allies and Russia even up through today.

Hmmmm, that's sonds like an interesting read!

[McCoy]

With the old breed at Peleliu and Okinawa - Eugene B. Sledge

[PatM]

"Alamo In The Ardennes" by McManus. So far,very good-he writes well. Just finished "Exit Rommel" by Watson about the Tunisian Campaign and "Voices from Stalingrad"-both very good-highly recommended