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| 21. Author: Buspasspar Date: Tue 28th Apr 2020. 17:30 Will check that out Johan C Reply |
| 22. Author: The One Who Knocks Date: Fri 1st May 2020. 11:55 Currently on Arnhem: The Battle for the Bridges by Anthony Beevor. Excellent as always. Shrek Par, have you read other books by Max Hastings? I haven't done so myself so just wondering if I should or not. He certainly writes on subjects that interest me. And although my eyes were open They just might as well be closed Reply |
| 23. Author: shrek par Date: Wed 6th May 2020. 05:38 Beevor writes better and has more substance and research to his books . Hastings tends to follow the well travelled road on any subject ,which is fine if you haven't read about the particular battle before but can be a bit repetitive if you have Reply |
| 24. Author: Malcolm Canmore Date: Wed 13th May 2020. 21:45 shrek par, Sun 26 Apr 23:33 Try Despatches by Michael Herr My dog eats meat Reply |
| 25. Author: Buspasspar Date: Thu 14th May 2020. 21:07 Have any of you guys read Agincourt by Bernard Cornwell ? It was recommended to me as brilliant Reply |
| 26. Author: sintv Date: Sun 25th Jul 2021. 12:53 I'm back to the start of the Roman legionnaires Macro and Cato series by Simon Scarrow. Lots of battles and good insight in how the soldiers worked and lived but not too heavy reading. Reply |
| 27. Author: Neil_Philp Date: Thu 13th Jul 2023. 21:02 Read the Terminal List by Jack Carr recently. Brilliant read. If you like Tom Clancy, Will Jordan and Chris Ryan stuff, you`ll probably like this COYP Reply |
| 28. Author: MessiPar Date: Mon 4th Dec 2023. 19:47 I`ll second that Neil Philp Reply |