Military Historical/Science Fiction Recommendations?

[ETF]

Doing lots of reading during the pandemic love any Historical Military Fiction books.....can be any conflict including Military Science Fiction.

What are your fav's??

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

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[cpdeyoung]

Fallen Dragon. Hamilton, Peter F.

One of the best things Hamilton has ever written.

Chuck

[OldSarge]

You can't go wrong with anything from David Drake if you like Military SF.

Hammer's Slammers is a classic and his other titles are worthy of any military SF buff's bookshelf. [8D]

[ETF]

Downloading away gents!

Keep them coming

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[OldSarge]

ORIGINAL: Grognerd_INC

ORIGINAL: OldSarge

You can't go wrong with anything from David Drake if you like Military SF.

Hammer's Slammers is a classic and his other titles are worthy of any military SF buff's bookshelf. [8D]

Yeah, Hammer Slammers, that's what I was trying to remember!

Ah and don't forget Jerry Pournelle's Falkenberg's Legion and other of his CoDominium series of books. [:D]

[MrsWargamer]

Pournelle hosted a series called There Will Be War, went to 9 volumes, each with a theme. Nothing better out there.
WEB Griffin has written a lot, but his early series Brotherhood of War is awesome.

I've read a lot of stuff, but those are still in my permanent library.

[Kuokkanen]

ORIGINAL: OldSarge

You can't go wrong with anything from David Drake if you like Military SF.

Hammer's Slammers is a classic and his other titles are worthy of any military SF buff's bookshelf. [8D]

What you’re looking for is The Complete Hammer’s Slammers. For space opera my highest recommendations for Antares Dawn & sequels. It’s written by NASA engineer, and it shows!

[Orm]

There is the Honor Harrington series by David Weber.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honorverse

And you can check this wiki page for lots of Military Science Fiction suggestions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_science_fiction

For the Napoleonic Spanish War (mainly) you have the Sharpe Series by Bernard Cornwell. Perhaps the best writer of Historical Military Fiction, in my humble opinion. I though his book The Fort about the Penobscot Expedition was an excellent read.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharpe_(novel_series)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fort_(novel)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Cornwell

[pkpowers]

"The Destroyermen" series by Taylor Anderson

[MrRoadrunner]

ORIGINAL: ETF

Doing lots of reading during the pandemic love any Historical Military Fiction books.....can be any conflict including Military Science Fiction.

What are your fav's??

Thanks!

Depending on how science fictiony you want to be:

https://turtledove.fandom.com/wiki/Worldwar

I really enjoyed this series. From start to finish each book left you wanting to read the next. I was truly sorry to see it end.
Turtledove has other alternate history books. I only read this series.
I guess being stuck at home I might have to spark an interest in reading again.

RR

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[rickier65]

Another Military SF you might want to look at is Jack Campbell's Lost Fleet, and Lost Fleet:Beyond the Frontier.

I also second WEB Griffin series, he has several, But Brotherhood of War was/is my favorite, followed by The Corps.

Also, Jeff Shaara has a WWII series that I'm currently reading, as well as some other series.

Rick

[Curtis Lemay]

S. M. Sterling's Nantucket series is a favorite of mine:

The Island of Nantucket is transported back to 1250BC & all sorts of military action ensues.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_in_the_Sea_of_Time

[Twotribes]

Like zombie stuff? John Ringo wrote a series on a pandemic man made that caused people to act like zombies, they weren't really they were alive just all higher brain function was destroyed. A former Australian Para and his family start recovery from sea about 4 months after the fall is complete they rescue mostly navy and marine personnel and by the end of the series that have a large marine Force recovering the world. Black Tide Rising is series think 4 books and 2 anthologies. Also a second group of 2 books about his Brother and his efforts, set in mostly the US.

[Twotribes]

Also check out David Weber's safehold series, sci fi war on a distant planet. so far 10 books. Or if into space warfare check out Honor Harrington series. Look up author John Ringo and then David Weber they each have more then one series and Weber has a few stand alone books

[Simulacra53]

+1 Forever Wars.

[Rebel Yell]

ORIGINAL: pkpowers

"The Destroyermen" series by Taylor Anderson

I will second this series as not only being extremely well done, but still ongoing with a lot of books to enjoy.

[Deathtreader]

Try the "Star Carrier" series by Ian Douglas. Interstellar warfare at its finest!

Rob.