I've been fascinated by military technology and warfare since the early 80's. At first my interest was mostly limited to weapons technology and hardware. After the cold war ended I started reading books about strategy and military history. This had to do with a need to better understand the human element in war, and the fundamentals and principles of warfare. I also felt that by studying warfare, I'd also learn a bit about history in general.

• The Art of War (Sun Tzu)
• The Military Affairs of Ancient Rome & Roman Art of War in Caesar's Time (Brady)
• The Military Institutions of the Romans (Vegetius)
• The Military Maxims of Napoleon (Burnod)

• Quotes by Famous Strategic Thinkers
• Unsorted Military Quotes
• The Foundations of Army Operations
• The Seven Basic Maneuvers of Warfare

• Literature Listing
• Alexander the Great (Webmaster)
• Terrorism Remains a Global Issue (P. Wilcox, Jr.)