One Soldier's War

[Marty McFly]

One Soldier's War by Arkady Babchenko.

Probably the best book I've read in a long time. It's a true story about an 18 year old Russian conscription soldier and the war in Chechnya. Very brutal and well written.

Considering how he involved he was, and how many of his comrades die beside him, he keeps a very neutral tone through out the book.

I couldn't suggest another book more than this one.

Any other great war books? (True stories.)

[HARDMAN]

One Bullet Away

Inside Delta Force

Generation Kill

Jarhead

[Travis Bickle]

I'm reading Band of Brothers, it's alright nothing spectacular.

[negz]

You might be interested in books by Robert Pelton Young (http://www.comebackalive.com/).

[PROJECT PAT]

that shit is just dribble that he wrote so that he could get rich quick and not have to work a real job

[Kwinnie Bogan]

Yeah, I've read One Soldier's War. I didn't hesistate to read it from the enemy's perspective. It was a good read, objectively.
I must say it again in this thread, before you get other ideas in your head, outside of fairytales Russians are pussies.

that shit is just dribble that he wrote so that he could get rich quick and not have to work a real job

Which author are you talking about.

[Barney'sDealer]

One Bullet Away

Inside Delta Force

Generation Kill

Jarhead

I have seen Jarhead the movie. I'm thinking about reading the book. And Inside Delta Force looks good too, thanks.