Questions

i’ve read a bunch, but need more!
- Tom K

I know there’s books out there; it’s just that I forgot to list them and no longer have access to the resources that I would have gotten the book titles from
- Ryan C

I have already read and liked Warlord by Illario Pantano, Band of Brothers, One Shot One Kill by Carlos Hathcock, White Feather, The Road to Fallujah, and a few others. I don’t care what era, just not civil war. Please gimme some goodies! I like lots of shootin’ too! Thanks for your help!
- •?? Tiffery•Blocksen ??•

I can’t find a book that’s science and not about aliens. I want something with lots of action and no aliens. I’m trying to find a book with lots of fighting
- 80l

World War I Aviation Fiction London I TV series 1976

How about bringing back the mini series ‘WINGS’ from the 1970’s?

This was the story about a WW1 Pilot who joined the RFC/RAF as a Flying Sergeant and his exploits through the war. He was a farmer’s son if I recall and it was about him entering what was a very privileged background group of men and the trails of flying and surviving, in the early years of the war.

I am surprised this has never been shown again on TV. It has to rank as one of the best period drama’s ever made. I have never seen it on TV nor is it available via other sources.

Does anyone else recall this great series?

Please please can we see it again?!!
- Orfan Powers

what is A good fiction book based on WOrld War I? Thank you.
- slayer_hersher

im scared it will one day happen to us. is it fiction or nonfiction?
- brittany lynn

I am really interested in WW2.
I already read Diary of Anne Frank.
History books, anything.
- !!!Pirate Ninja Girl!!! KEWL!!!?

it is fiction but it has to be somewhat accurate. like it has to be about a group or something.

i was thinking about writing about the roundheads or the cavaliers but i honestly have no idea what kind of story line to write about.

please, any ideas are amazing.
- Posh [Rock & Republic]

Some I’ve read are:
Chandler–The Campaigns of Napoleon
Shelby Foote–The Civil War, 3 vols.
Stephen Sears–Chancellorsville; Landscape Turned Red: Antietam; Gettysburg
Victor Davis Hansen–A War Like No Other
Adrian Goldsworthy–The Punic Wars
Cornelius Ryan–Longest Day; A Bridge Too Far

I’m looking for narrative accounts of specific battles or campaigns (any era or locale), based on solid research. Thank you for your suggestions!
- aviatordude