Current Read

[Heeward]

What is your current WWII / War in the Pacific current read?

South Pacific Destroyer by Russell Crensahw Jr. Just started it.
On Deck - Neptune's Inferno and The British Pacific Fleet.

[Barb]

Not really War in the Pacific category, but: Pavel Mičianik: Slovenská Armáda v ťažení proti Sovietskemu zväzu 1941-1944 (Slovak Army in war against Soviet union 1941-1944).
It is as detailed as it could be (and I love the details).
Anyway also reading The Army Air Force in world War 2, vol.3 on ibiblio.org

[warspite1]

On the train journey to and from work I'm reading Battle of Britain by James Holland.

Nightime reading is Neptune's Inferno

Waiting in the wings: The British Pacific Fleet and the Battle of Leyte Gulf

[ilovestrategy]

Shattered Sword. I missed some stuff in the first reading because it is such a page turner.

[sedmi patuljak]

I am reading the book called: The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William L. Shirer. Great book.

[fodder]

Just finished Shinano! The sinking of Japan's secret supership. By Captain Joseph F. Enright, USN with James W. Ryan.
 
Next up, a reread of Japanese Destroyer Captain.

[bush]

Admiral Arleigh Burke by E.B. Potter.

[LST Express]

Just started Lost in Shangri-La, about a plane crash in the New Guinea jungle towards the end of the war, a jungle survival story.

[Schanilec]

ORIGINAL: fodder

Just finished Shinano! The sinking of Japan's secret supership. By Captain Joseph F. Enright, USN with James W. Ryan.

Next up, a reread of Japanese Destroyer Captain.

Captain Hails from out here. Parshall, ND

[SqzMyLemon]

"Turning the Tide: How a small band of Allied Sailors defeated the U-Boats and won the Battle of the Atlantic" by Ed Offley. It's a new book and it's a nice read. Concentrates on three Allied Convoys making the eastbound crossing of the Atlantic in 1943 through the Greenland Air Gap and a few of the U-Boats that attacked them. It's interesting when I run across the name of a transport that is in the game, I've run across a bunch of Luckenbach's for example.

[Nikademus]

A Frozen Hell: The Russo-Finnish War 1939-1940

[Mark Leonard]

At Dawn We Slept, and The West Point Military History Series: The Second World War Asia and The Pacific Volume

[Panther Bait]

Battle of the Atlantic, Morison

[Argos]

Goodbye, Darkness. A Memoir of the Pacific War - William Manchester

[Herrbear]

American Guerrilla: My War Behind Japanese Lines by Roger Hilsman

[JohnDillworth]

Unbroken. about 20% in. Really good read. The accounts of accidents and operational losses is astounding. Sad stuff, like seeing one of your bombers fly past the base with a broken radio never to be seen again.

[Canoerebel]

Am I the only one who isn't currently reading anything about the Pacific?  (For that matter, I'm not currently reading anything about any war anywhere at any time.)

[DivePac88]

[&o]

[warspite1]

ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

Am I the only one who isn't currently reading anything about the Pacific?  (For that matter, I'm not currently reading anything about any war anywhere at any time.)

Warspite1

Strange fellow [;)]

[mikkey]

Evan Wright - Generation Kill and Christopher Shores - Bloody Shambles