My new favorites would have to be Black Hawk Down (Mark Bowden) and The Battle of Mogadishu (Eversmann, Schilling) for some reason Operation Gothic Serpent is so interesting, and the books written about it are brilliant.

I also liked Immediate Action.

Originally Posted by beardo

Bravo Two Zero - Andy McNab
Immediate Action - Andy McNab <-----Interesting insight into the SAS

I like a variety of books ... especially the ones that teach you how to do stuff. lol

"Shogun" by James Clavell. Masterfully written and just a great read.

Hitler's Book Mein Kampf

good book if u wanna know how did hitler control whole germany and start a world war

The Testament by John Grisham

I like the Harry Potter books. I got into them reading them to the children I used to nanny. Still good reads even for adults.

A Gathering of Eagles
Robinson Crusoe
Centennial
Lonesome Dove

The rise and fall of the third riech---William Shirer
Empire (how Britain made the modern world)---Niall Ferguson
1984---George Orwell
Brave New World---Aldous Huxley
Burma (the longest war)---Lious Allen
The Journeyman Tailor---Gerald Seymour

I LOVE books about snipers here are a few i recomend if you are interested:

Crosshiars on the killzone
Marine sniper...(sequel)Silent Warrior
Dead Center
One shot- One kill
------------- not sniper related
Fallen Angels
Guns Up

P.S. i was just wondering how you got those cool animations for your signatures!!!!!

"The Pilars of the Earth" is one of my fauvorites