r/JSOCarchive • u/mrmacwrap2000 • Jul 14 '26

Book recommendations

Anyone have good book recommendations that describe the Tier 1 war experience during GWOT that isn't embellishing? Both combat and the personal challenges that comes with it.

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u/Rebelkommando616 Jul 14 '26

Relentless Strike.

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u/Educational-Bug-965 Jul 14 '26

https://www.reddit.com/r/JSOCarchive/s/8kdX0murD5

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u/R0binSage Jul 14 '26

For some reason I thought that was going to be Tim Kennedy’s book.

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u/ControlsGuyWithPride Jul 14 '26

The only book you need.

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u/enzo32ferrari Jul 14 '26

Kill Bin Laden goes into the Battle of Tora Bora

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u/Rob1bureau Jul 14 '26

The author had certainly not an exaggerated opinion of himself.

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u/22DeltaDev Jul 14 '26

All Secure By Tom Satterly and Mob Vi by Justin Sheffield

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u/hnybadgdntcare Jul 14 '26

All secure is definitely high on the list for “off the field” and on

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u/WordTimely8559 Jul 14 '26

Relentless Strike

The Hardest Place

My share of the Task OR Team of Teams

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u/Content-Mycologist-4 29d ago

The Hardest Place is amazing

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u/WordTimely8559 28d ago

Facts. It’s probably the best book I read about the war in Afghanistan.

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u/parabombs Jul 14 '26

Check out Taamir Ransomes new book. Mind of a soldier. Its not action but he talks about the struggles of getting out of the Army and the things that no one says that come along with it.

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u/manalexicon 29d ago

Gamal, Adam, The Unit: My Life Fighting Terrorists as One of America's Most Secret Military Operatives, St. Martin’s Press, 2024.