Books by P. W. Singer
P. W. Singer (author's home page) has written 5 books that appear on various military reading lists. Here are those books along with the lists that included them, past and present.
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Wired for War: The Robotics Revolution and Conflict in the 21st Century |
This book is part of:
- The July 2018 revision of the Navy reading list
- The March 2018 revision of the Defense Intelligence Agency reading list
- The May 2016 revision of the Centre for Historical Analysis and Conflict Research reading list
- The May 2017 revision of the Army reading list
- The January 2016 revision of the U. S. Army G-2 reading list
- The February 2017 revision of the Navy reading list
- The May 2014 revision of the Joint Special Operations University reading list
- The March 2016 revision of the Marines reading list
- The July 2011 revision of the Defense Acquisition University reading list
- The January 2014 revision of the Navy reading list
- The May 2014 revision of the Army reading list
- The March 2010 revision of the U.S. Army Maneuver Center of Excellence reading list
- The February 2010 revision of the U.S. Army War College Library reading list
- The May 2013 revision of the Army reading list
- The February 2014 revision of the U. S. Strategic Command reading list
- The January 2012 revision of the Navy reading list
- The January 2010 revision of the Joint Forces Staff College reading list
- The May 2010 revision of the Air Force reading list
- On May 05 2017 dugnforthunt (USN) read this book
- On Jan 30 2013 colleen (USA) read this book
- On Oct 06 2011 kcholbert (USAF) read this book
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On Jun 26 2010
Tom Copeland (USCG)
read this book
and commented:
This book has a few chapters reveling in the technical achievements of today's UAV producers and noting the decline of the traditional jet fighter pilot's career path. These are good fun, but just as interesting are the followup chapters where he asks questions like 'is a UAV pilot actually a warrior?' and 'how does warfare change when one side is in absolutely no danger of being harmed?' Definitely a worthwhile read.
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Cybersecurity and Cyberwar: What Everyone Needs to Know |
This book is part of:
- The July 2018 revision of the Navy reading list
- The May 2016 revision of the Centre for Historical Analysis and Conflict Research reading list
- The February 2017 revision of the Navy reading list
- The July 2016 revision of the U. S. Strategic Command reading list
- The January 2016 revision of the Center for Homeland Defense and Security reading list
- The January 2014 revision of the Navy reading list
- The January 2015 revision of the Air Force reading list
- The May 2014 revision of the Army reading list
- On Feb 13 2016 colleen (USA) read this book
- On Aug 13 2014 kcholbert (USAF) read this book
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Ghost Fleet: A Novel of the Next World War |
This book is part of:
- The July 2018 revision of the Navy reading list
- The March 2018 revision of the Defense Intelligence Agency reading list
- The May 2017 revision of the Army reading list
- The January 2016 revision of the U. S. Army G-2 reading list
- The May 2017 revision of the Marines reading list
- The December 2016 revision of the Brigadier Mick Ryan reading list
- The February 2017 revision of the Navy reading list
- The October 2016 revision of the U.S. Pacific Command reading list
- The July 2016 revision of the U. S. Strategic Command reading list
- The May 2014 revision of the Joint Special Operations University reading list
- The March 2016 revision of the Marines reading list
- The January 2016 revision of the Coast Guard reading list
- On Aug 02 2018 Schmitty read this book
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On Jun 29 2017
dugnforthunt (USN)
read this book
and commented:
Best of its kind since Red Storm Rising.
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On Apr 27 2017
Bryan Gardner
read this book
and commented:
Very good and yet disturbing read about what could be.
- On Apr 26 2017 Jason Kristufek read this book
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On Dec 20 2016
Tom Copeland (USCG)
read this book
and commented:
Kind of reminded me of Tom Clancy's "Red Storm Rising" except with newer tech. Some of the same "missile offense vs missile defense" themes. Good use of drones, which is what you'd expect from Singer given his earlier book "Wired for War".
- On May 14 2016 kcholbert (USAF) read this book
- On May 12 2016 colleen (USA) read this book
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Children at War |
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Corporate Warriors: The Rise of the Privatized Military Industry |
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