>>150117211
>Mainly history books about zee war and the ocassional ancient Rome, not fighting the chud stereotype whatsoever.

Rome
>Meditations
Zoomers say its boring because they binge a chapter and expect to get enlightened about the world. It's meant to be read one page a day, and then you think about what it means and how it applies to your shitty microcosm and life for a day or two. Then you move on. Small and digestible chunks at at time.

>War
Storm of Steel (WW1 trench warfare from a german perspective, one of the grittiest war memoirs)
Forgotten Soldier (WW2, again from the german perspective, insanely gritty)
Inside Delta Force (memoirs about Army special operations from the 80s, very influential book in my formative years, it instills in you this sense of figuring problems out on your own, I probably re-read it once a year or two years). Arguably best military memoir ever written.
Low Level Hell (memoirs of Vietnam hunter-killer helicopter crew)
Chickenhawk (Vietnam cargo helicopter pilot memoirs, less action but very immersive)