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[racechick]

I know its dated. But i think it should be compulsory reding for all political leaders or armed forces people(high up ones) I cant stop thinking about it. Has anyone else read it?

[Blinky McSquinty]

Yes, I have read it and it sends a powerful message. in my opinion, the book does a much better job of conveying the despair and futility of mankind's last days, than the movie.

I believe it was Einstein who once stated.. ” I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.”.

[FRAFPDD]

War and Peace Tolstoy


Art of War Sun Tzu.

Have a look at them if you want military doctrinal ones.

[Jabberwocky]

A copy of the Queen Regulations is all you need.

[andrew]

Can't say that I have. I doubt I would have the attention span for something deep, meaningful and factual. Maybe later in life once I am less easily distrac..........



Sorry, I drifted off there. Anyway, I would probably make a point to start reading books of this nature later in life once I am not so easily distracted and more likely to read regularly. Thanks for the heads-up.

What I have been ploughing through are the original James Bond books by Ian Flemming. Far better than the films and very readable.

So that's my contribution to the Formula1.com book club.

[PatAz]

I read it back in the earky 60's, rather depressing.