Anybody been reading any interesting /k/ related books? Could be a manual about self-defense or maybe an interesting memoir by a soldier, anything really.
>>64190920I read a butt load of standards, so I don't feel like reading more at home.If I were to read /k/ related content, it might be field manuals and so on. My bucket list of to be read is too large.
>>64190920Reminds me of how the Ashida Kim ninja manuals used to be sold at the super market 'round these parts.Like they expected somebody to buy peaches and remember that they were trying to master Monkey stealing the Peaches?
>>64190920Pissed Internet Archive deleted the Paladin Press collection. Lots of gold there. But they still have a collection of Kurt Saxon's videos, American Surival Guide magazine from the 80s and 90s, as well as a collection of research papers done for FEMA in the late 70s early 80s dealing with nuclear war that I'm finding useful for research on some writing projects I may or may never actually start.
Picrel. Published around 1885, extremely exhaustive.
>>64190920Sharpe's Sword
>>64190920on war carl von clausewitz
>>64191008Based knower of monkey steals the peach
>>64192926>Pissed Internet Archive deleted the Paladin Press collection?https://archive.org/details/PaladinPressCollection
>>64190920Read this one recently, gets pretty intense, easy read tooAlso recently read Tank Rider by Evgeny Bessinov, he was a soviet infantry officer in ww2 Ive read american stuff my whole life so im trying to branch out more, lots of good stories out there
>>64196955Meant to post with this picture, have not read the book op posted
>>64190920Ernst's diaries are dry, but that in my opinion makes them good "I have a few minutes" books.Very gripping windows into the great war, though like All Quiet I wouldn't call it purely objective, though it doesn't have any message either. Ernst is just writing what happened from his perspective.
>>64190920Not exactly /k/ but still an amazing story>On January 20th, exactly two months since the sinking of the Essex, Richard Peterson declared it was his time to die. When Chase offered Peterson his daily ration of bread, he refused it, saying, "It may be of service to someone but can be of none to me." Soon after, he lost the power of speech.
>>64196899https://archive.org/details/paladin_press was the collection I was talking about. Also, this one had a great collection, seems to have been nuked by someone. https://archive.org/details/@johnpaladin
Just started it, but it's pretty good so far. It tries to use Raphia as a base to figure out how the Ptolemaic army was structured from the reigns of Ptolemy I to the IV.
Not a book, but this long article is about the most /k/ thing I’ve ever read. https://balaclavastreet.wordpress.com/2014/12/16/terminal-effects-the-guns-of-the-loyalist-paramilitaries/
>>64190920If you got the time you can download soldier of fortune magazine from 1975 all the way to 2007337 magazine and it is 4,09 GB. Happy reading anon.https://archive.org/details/soldieroffortunemagazine/Soldier%20of%20Fortune%20%5B1975%20Summer%5D/
