Everything you need to put in your guerrilla fighter bag (don't forget your 3 day supply of rice)

One of my Favourite series of books is 'how to make war' by James F. Dunnigan. It's difficult to put it into a catagory except for anthropology, however its a comprehensive guide to modern warfare based on Dunnigans lifetime of experince. I started reading his books when 'how to make war 3rd edition' came out and I picked it up at my local library (his 4th edition is the latest) and I fell in love with his easy to read and understand way of tactical advisory. Though it has many chapters and is like the size of a text book (658 pages) you will fall in love with it if you are into the same stuff I am. Sometimes Dunnigan states his own opinion and even I disagree with it sometimes but its rare, most of the time its straight facts and tables along with statistics and graphs to help digest the information easily and no matter your learning way there is a graph or chart and table to help visualize his stats and information. Thats why I really love his books, I will be getting a brand new book by Dunnigan titled "dirty little secrets of world war two" and I will soon be ordering another one of his books "a quick and dirty guide to war". I will of couse write a review on both of these so stay updated and I will let you know if their worth reading or not. Thanks for reading!