Read like a warrior with these military books
Today we’re talking about the best military books of all time. That’s right, books. To help you decide what to read, let’s break down possible reading selections into three categories…
Milspouse magazines you should be subscribing to
Who doesn’t love getting happy mail in their box? Whether you’re working with a PO box, a forwarded address or the fifth zip code you’ve had in two years, happy…
The 14 best military non-fiction books of all-time
We here at WATM love putting together lists and rankings, so it makes sense for us create one for non-fiction books. We read quite often, and not surprisingly considerin…
Author and Green Beret Jason Kasper releases edge-of-your-seat thriller
USA Best Selling Author Jason Kasper just released his newest book series, Shadow Strike. Enemies of My Country is his tenth book in four years since walking away from the…
5 things to do in quarantine to boost your IQ
So you’re stuck inside, and it kind of sucks — just a slight understatement, really. For many, Covid-19 is a life-changing (or crushing, even) event, so those of us whose biggest worry is remembering what day it is and making ourselves put on real…
Tales of high-risk espionage in a time of war
This post was sponsored by Kensington Books. The author’s comments below on the novels are his own.
Some call it locked in a house in a time of plague – I s…
6 ways to keep busy at home without relying on screens
COVID-19 is here and schools have been cancelled across the country for weeks, even months. No matter if you are a working parent who is now teleworking or a stay at home parent with an unexpected long Spring Break, this list will help you get thing…
Stuck inside? Get free e-books at Project Gutenberg
Veterans stuck inside can turn to reading a catalog of more than 61,000 classic, free e-books and audio books at Project Gutenberg.
People can read books online or down…
Top 10 things you’ve been putting off that you should do during quarantine
Welp, let’s get real. We’re stuck at home. We can sneak into eerily quiet grocery stores in hopes of acquiring even a single role of elusive toilet paper, go for a walk and pick up an emotional support latte at the Starbucks drive-thru, but aside …
3 tips for remembering what you’ve read
If you like to read and are in the military, chances are that you aren’t reading for the hell of it, but reading to learn. Reading history, military leadership and self-improvement books are a great way to work toward developing skills to help impr…