"Watch me" by James Carol.
Very good, so far.
Cheers - Phil

Oo, is that good Chad? I've been eying up Revolutionary Wars stuff for up coming Blucher related fun

Just finished reading Kursk, then a Document on USMC units. Then a document on the modernisation of the Vietmanese Armed Forces.
Bit of light reading next I think.
Thinking Armagedon
Regards
Sean

Lawks! That is not a light read!!!

When you read Srmy documents and regulations for your job, and then read army publications for your Hobby it is!
Regards
Sean

TP

Yes it is good. Also recommend Bayonets of the Republic by Lynn.

Cheers Chad!

Decided to read "A Band of Brothers" by Stephen E Ambrose.................AGAIN

TWILIGHT OF EMPIRE by Allan Eckert. Blackhawk War of 1832.

'De Oorlogsbrieven van Unteroffizier Carl Heller' the war diaries of a young German soldier who lived in the Netherlands before the start of WW-1 and went back to Germany early in 1915 to join the army. He fought through to the end of the war and his stories are truly horrific. After the war he went back to the Netherlands and even went to visit the battlefields from his youth in 1962. The book is illustrated with both original photographs of Carl during the war, son of his personal artifacts and pictures made during his visit in 1962. I don't know if there's an English translation but it certainly is recommended if you're interested in WW-1!

Cheers,
Rob

I've just read "Never Surrender" by John Kelly (I got a pre publication version, otherwise I don't think I would have chosen to read it). Its now probably in my top 10 history books, its a very readable account of the start of the war and Churchill's rise to power...

Angus

Finished "The Fall of the Ottomans: The great War in the Middle East" by Eugene Rogan.

If I ever do WWI, I would pick a Turkish army for one side. There was a lot of action on all borders.  Very interesting and well done.

The new 'Honours of War' Osprey rules book, which looks very promising so far. Incidentally, owing to the way I base my 10mm figures, the 15mm scale in the book is the one recommended by the author.

I am hoping to get my copy of those rules in a few days. Do you think it will be a game you will play again abd again!

Finished "the Thirteen-Gun Salute" from the Aubrey-Maturin series (paper copy). Still wrestling though volume 2 of Quintin Barry's history of the Franco-Prussian war (Kindle). Reading Dusan Babac's book "The Serbian Army in the Wars for Independence against Turkey 1876-1878" (Paper copy). Slowly going through Panayotis Kondylis book "Planetary Politics after the Cold War" in Greek (paper Copy).