Understanding Normandy
Rommel, you magnificent bastard, I read your book.” George C. Scott utters those words in a scene from the 1970
Read moreThe official professional reading lists of all Military Services to include federal branches such as the FBI, DIA, and CIA. We also include reading lists from select companies and strategic thinkers.
If you are interested in learning more about a service the best place to start would be through the books that the service is reading.
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The greatest shortcut for leaders is reading books.
Rommel, you magnificent bastard, I read your book.” George C. Scott utters those words in a scene from the 1970
Read moreThe 2020 Marine Corps Reading list was recently published in ALMAR 023/20 and with some major updates. The USMC Reading
Read moreCurated DODReads Best of Military Podcasts for 2020. We have compiled the top leadership, thinking and philosophy podcasts for the military professional
Read moreLieutenant General Robert Ashley’s reading list was published by the DIA in June of 2020 and contains 189 of the
Read more2020 Coast Guard Reading List
Read moreMy Family and I are suffering; over the last two months our life has been hard for us. Four people trying to live squished together in a four bedroom house, uncomfortable face masks, and not being able to eat at our favorite restaurants, and zoom fatigue…. However, when I look at my bookshelf and place that suffering next to historical suffering my prospective quickly changes.
Read moreComing in at 140 books the Navy’s reading list is the longest of all the four services. Here are 7 ways to request books for your command.
Read moreThe United States Military Academy, commonly known as West Point, was established in 1802. It is the oldest of the
Read moreThe United States Naval Academy was established in October 1845 by then-Secretary of the Navy George Bancroft. It is the
Read moreThe Lost Generation refers to a literary movement after WW1 that includes works from many famous writers including T.S. Eliot and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Here are 10 books written about WWI from the people who lived through it.
Read more“What are you reading?” It is one of my favorite questions to ask new Junior Officers who check into my command.
Read moreNormally on the first of January the Coast Guard comes out with their Official reading list. This year it came
Read moreThe Navy War College just published their 2019 Navy reading list last month. Coming in at 145 books it is
Read moreThe 2018 Navy reading list was recently released by the Naval War College and can be found at www.Navy.mil/cno-reading. The
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