For almost as long as there have been humans, there has been war. And for almost as long as there has been war, there have been accounts of the campaigns and battles fought.
Military nonfiction books are fascinating recordings of wars that take readers right onto the battlefields. War nonfiction books can focus on specific military actions, artilleries and vehicles, or entire long lasting wars. There are plenty of military books to read, whether you’re interested in wars of the ancient world, the World Wars, or modern American and international warfare.
Military history books can teach us about the conditions of our world that lead to war and how those wars leave a lasting impact.
Learn what weapons were used, which side prevailed, and the details of how the war went down with one of these engrossing nonfiction military books.
One classic war book is Sun Tzu’s 5th century BCE text, The Art of War, widely regarded as the basis for much of the world’s military strategy and a foundational text of the genre. More recently, some of the most highly regarded war books include Black Hawk Down by Mark Bowden and 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene.
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