Topic: Book on special forces training

Peper · October 21st, 2004

I was wondering if anyone knows of a book that follows a person, or a group, through special forces training. I LOVE reading books that follow soldiers as they go through training and have already read books like, "Making the Corp" and "The Warrior Elite." If you know of any other books like this that are not about special forces, please let me know about those too. Thanks in advance.

Big_Z · October 22nd, 2004

Sorry i cant think of any names. But there are many books about Rangers andIi know at least 1 that is pretty much a journal of a guy who went to Ranger school back in the day. Id try here -> www.armyranger.com and check out the Ranger store. Hope this helps. There are also books by ex-SAS but I hear they are extremely biased.

Peper · October 22nd, 2004

Thanks Big_Z. I'll check out the site. Hopefully I will be able to add some more books to my collection.

Duty Honor Country · October 22nd, 2004

if you are close to a clothing and sales, go there. The one at Ft. Campbell has an entire wall dedicated to special forces type books.

Redleg · October 22nd, 2004

You can try These Guys

Lot's of great military books there..

Peper · October 22nd, 2004

Thanks Redleg, I think I will be buying some of those books.

egoz · October 24th, 2004

Richard Marcinko and the Rogue Warrior series is great. I've enjoyed every book so far.

USAFAUX2004 · October 24th, 2004

I would go with the first of REDNECK's "These Guys" books

October 21st, 2004	Post 1
Peper Immunes	Post; Book on special forces training I was wondering if anyone knows of a book that follows a person, or a group, through special forces training. I LOVE reading books that follow soldiers as they go through training and have already read books like, "Making the Corp" and "The Warrior Elite." If you know of any other books like this that are not about special forces, please let me know about those too. Thanks in advance. __________________ “We have an all-volunteer military, but we, the platoon of parents, wives, children and husbands of those who serve, are given only one choice: to love or not. Our job is to struggle with our fears in plain sight of the carefree lives we used to live, and in plain sight of our friends and leaders who have no direct involvement; no loved ones at risk… no skin in the game.” --Frank Schaeffer

October 22nd, 2004	Post 4
Duty Honor Country Milforum Moderator	if you are close to a clothing and sales, go there. The one at Ft. Campbell has an entire wall dedicated to special forces type books. __________________ "The best form of taking care of troops is first-class training, for this saves unnecessary casualties." Erwin Rommel

October 24th, 2004	Post 7
egoz Primus Pilus	Richard Marcinko and the Rogue Warrior series is great. I've enjoyed every book so far. __________________ Flavius Vegetius Renatus De Rei Militari - Let him who desires peace prepare for war. Hard work doesn't guarantee success, but without it you don't have a chance. - Alex Rodriguez (Go Yankees!)

October 24th, 2004	Post 8
USAFAUX2004 Tribunus Laticlavius Gear	I would go with the first of REDNECK's "These Guys" books __________________ MICHAEL HATKEVICH, C/Capt, CAP

October 22nd, 2004	Post 2
Big_Z Primus Pilus Gear	Sorry i cant think of any names. But there are many books about Rangers andIi know at least 1 that is pretty much a journal of a guy who went to Ranger school back in the day. Id try here -> www.armyranger.com and check out the Ranger store. Hope this helps. There are also books by ex-SAS but I hear they are extremely biased.

October 22nd, 2004	Post 3
Peper Immunes	Thanks Big_Z. I'll check out the site. Hopefully I will be able to add some more books to my collection.

October 22nd, 2004	Post 5
Redleg The fire is everything... Gear	You can try These Guys Lot's of great military books there..

October 22nd, 2004	Post 6
Peper Immunes	Thanks Redleg, I think I will be buying some of those books.

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