Armed Forces Books to Read Free Online

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A Bright Shining Lie

Neil Sheehan

1988 ★ 5.0

Home

Toni Morrison

2012 ★ 4.0

Air battle Central Europe

Alfred Price

1990

Military intervention in the 1990s

R. M. Connaughton

1992

U.S. ground forces and the defense of Central Europe

William P. Mako

1983

Mission of folly

James Laxer

2008

Sword of Honor a Trilogy

Evelyn Waugh

1961

Easy Company soldier

Don Malarkey

2008

American troops in Afghanistan

Philip Wolny

2005

Hitler's Elite

Chris McNab

2013

Brazil

Riordan Roett

1992

Importing the European army

David B. Ralston

1990

Soldiers' pay

William Faulkner

1926

Soldiers, spies, and statesmen

Hazem Kandil

2012

Ortiz

Laura Homan Lacey

2012

Conditioning exercises, games, tests

V-Five Association of America.

1960

Military trade

Steven Zeeland

1999

Preparing for the future

Michael Barzelay, Colin Campbell

2003

Career Opportunities in the Armed Forces (Career Opportunities)

C. J. Henderson

2003

Rebels from West Point

Gerard A. Patterson

2002

The road to unafraid

Jeff Struecker

2006

Grace Under Fire

Andrew Carroll

2007

The military in contemporary Soviet politics

Edward L. Warner

1977

His Majesty's Dragon

Naomi Novik

2006 ★ 3.9

The endgame

Michael R. Gordon

2013

Stocking the arsenal

Linda S. Shaw

1985

Security and economy in the Third World

Nicole Ball

1988

Assignment Pentagon

USAF (Ret.), Maj. Gen. Perry M. Smith

2001

National Service

Richard Vinen

2014

Full Spectrum Disorder

Stan Goff

2004

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