Favorite Cold War Fiction.

Any favorites?

I really liked "Team Yankee", "To Sink the Potemkin" and "Red Storm Rising"

Any other favs?

hrxll

Jean Le Carre's Smiley trilogy.

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
The Honourable Schoolboy
Smiley's People

Red Storm is a favorite as well.

Bidwell's "World War III"
Hackett's "The Third World War"
Macksey's "First Clash"
Dunnigan's "How to Make War"

Both, Coyle's and Clancey's, books were excellent.



regards
seekerof

"Alas, Babylon" by Pat Frank

I like it because it is based here in Florida

books on the weapon forum?

Originally posted by Russian
books on the weapon forum?

Sure Russian, why not?
We essentially argue the same premise when we ask who's stuff is better.

Since the Warsaw Pact forces and Nato never fired a shot in anger. To read about what some authors take on "what might have happened" is fascinating.

There are several Western authors listed, but did any Warsaw Pact authors write about the subject?
I believe their take on the subject would be enlightening.

cheers,

hrxll

Originally posted by HerExcellency


There are several Western authors listed, but did any Warsaw Pact authors write about the subject?
I believe their take on the subject would be enlightening.

They didnt want you to know their secrets!

Out,
Russian

red storm thats great