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1. www.royalnavy.mod.uk › locations-and-operationsNaval Historical Branch - Royal Navy

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   The Admiralty Library collection has been built up over the last two hundred years. It contains at least 160,000 volumes and is possibly the best collection of naval books in the country. The archive dates back to the founding of the Historical Section by Winston Churchill in 1914. The official repository for the Royal Navy’s Corporate Memory ...

2. www.navalmanack.com › navals-recommended-readingNaval's Recommended Reading - Almanack of Naval Ravikant

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   Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankindby Yuval Noah Harari A history of the human species. The observations, frameworks, and mental models will have you looking at history and your fellow humans differently. Sapiens is the best book of the last decade I have read. He had decades to write Sapiens. There’s lots of great ideas in there and it’s just full of them, chock full per page. The Rational Optimist: How Prosperity Evolvesby Matt Ridley The most brilliant and enlightening book I've read in...

   Philosophy & Spirituality

   Everything by Jed McKenna. Jed spits raw truth. His style may be off-putting but the dedication to truth is unparalleled. Theory of Everything (The Enlightened Perspective) - Dreamstate Trilogy Jed McKenna’s Notebook Jed Talks #1and #2 Everythingby Kapil Gupta, MD. Kapil recently became a personal advisor and coach to me, and this comes from a person who doesn’t believe in coaches. A Master’s Secret Whispers: For those who abhor noise and seek The Truth about life and living Direct Truth: Unc...

   Science Fiction

   FiccionesbyJorge Luis Borges I love Jorge Luis Borges, the Argentine author. His short story collection Ficciones, or Labyrinths, is amazing. Borges is probably still the most powerful author I have read who wasn’t just outright writing philosophy. There was philosophy in there with the sci-fi. Stories of Your Life and Othersby Ted Chiang My current favorite short story, sci-fi short story: probably “Understand” by Ted Chiang. It’s in a collection called Stories of Your Life and Others. “Stor...

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   Some amazing blogs out there: @KevinSimler — Melting Asphalt, https://meltingasphalt.com/ @farnamstreet — Farnam Street, A Signal in a World Full of Noise, https://fs.blog/ @benthompson — Stratchery, https://stratechery.com/ @baconmeteor — Idle Words, https://idlewords.com/ The Munger Operating System: A Life That Really Worksby @FarnamStreet Rules...

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   Twitter accounts like: 1. @AmuseChimp(my all-time favorite Twitter account) 2. @mmay3r 3. @nntaleb 4. Art DeVany(on Facebook) Genius is here, just unevenly distributed. Must read. (Twitter thread on “intellectual compounding” by @Zaoyang). There are actually some really good graphic novels out there. If you’re open to the cartoony element of it, Tr...

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_Bolitho_NovelsThe Bolitho novels - Wikipedia

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   The Bolitho novels are a series of nautical war novels written by British author Douglas Reeman (using the pseudonym Alexander Kent). [1] They focus on the military careers of the fictional Richard Bolitho and Adam Bolitho in the Royal Navy, from the time of the American Revolution past the Napoleonic Era.

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5. alexandbooks.com › archive › 16-reading-tips-from16 Reading Tips From Naval Ravikant — Alex & Books

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   • Read What You Love Until You Love To Read. Naval fell in love with reading as a kid because he was free to read whatever he wanted. He read comic books, mystery books, and anything else that piqued his interest.
   • Eventually You’ll Start Reading The “Healthy” Books. A lot of the books Naval read would, by today’s standard, be considered “mental junk food.” But that’s okay.
   • Books Are An Investment, Not An Expense. Naval doesn’t believe in saving money on books. Why? A $10 or $20 book can easily change his life in a meaningful way, that’s a fantastic deal.
   • Buy Multiple Copies of Amazing Books. If Naval comes across a great book while reading it on his Kindle, he’ll order a physical copy for himself and extra copies to give away to friends or guests.

6. www.goodreads.com › list › showTen Best Naval & Nautical Books (41 books) - Goodreads

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   • Six Frigates: The Epic History of the Founding of the U. S. Navy by Ian W. Toll (Goodreads Author)
   • The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors: The Extraordinary World War II Story of the U.S. Navy's Finest Hour by James D. Hornfischer.
   • Two Years Before the Mast by Richard Henry Dana Jr.
   • The Conquering Tide: War in the Pacific Islands, 1942–1944 (The Pacific War Trilogy, 2) by Ian W. Toll (Goodreads Author)

7. shepherd.com › bookshelf › british-royal-navyThe most recommended books about the British Royal Navy

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   63 authors created a book list connected to the British Royal Navy, and here are their favorite British Royal Navy books.

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   Which books should I read on naval history?

   • Let’s look at the books you’re recommending on naval history. First up is by James Goldrick and it’s called After Jutland: The Naval War in Northern European Waters, June 1916-November 1918 In a certain sense, this is half a book because Goldrick has written two books. One is called After Jutland and one is called Before Jutland.

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   Are there any books about the US Navy?

   • Let’s move on to the next of your naval history books, which is Thomas and Trent Hone’s Battle Line: The United States Navy 1919-1939. I wanted to include books about the US Navy. There’s no shortage of books about the US Navy, most of which are perfectly dreadful because they’re practically all written about the glories of America.

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   How many books does naval read?

   • At any given time, Naval is reading between 10-20 books. He selects what to read based on his mood and interests at the moment. “ “At any given time I’m reading somewhere between ten and twenty books. I’m flipping through them. If the book is getting a little boring I’ll skip ahead.

   16 Reading Tips From Naval Ravikant - Alex & Books

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   Should you read a book about the US Navy?

   • Nevertheless, it’s a good idea that they should be able to look forward to a nice long time on leave with their families. Let’s move on to the next of your naval history books, which is Thomas and Trent Hone’s Battle Line: The United States Navy 1919-1939. I wanted to include books about the US Navy.

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   How did naval fall in love with reading?

   • Let’s dive in. 1) Read What You Love Until You Love To Read Naval fell in love with reading as a kid because he was free to read whatever he wanted. He read comic books, mystery books, and anything else that piqued his interest. By reading what he loved, he developed a love for reading.

   16 Reading Tips From Naval Ravikant - Alex & Books

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   What are the best naval and nautical books?

   • Ten Best Naval & Nautical Books\n\nSix Frigates: The Epic History of the US Navy\n1\n...\n\nFive: Homecoming: The Assiduous Quest of Tobias Hume\n5\n...\n\nThe Complete Aubrey/Maturin Novels (5 Volumes)\n6\n...\n\nThe Conquering Tide: War in the Pacific\n7\n...\n\nNeptune's Inferno: The US Navy at Guadalcanal\n8\n...\n14 more rows

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9. fivebooks.com › best-books › naval-history-nicholasThe best books on Naval History (20th Century) - Five Books

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   Jul 23, 2021 · by Nicholas Rodger. Read. 1 After Jutland: The Naval War in North European Waters, June 1916-November 1918 by James Goldrick. 2 The Rules of the Game: Jutland and British Naval Command by Andrew Gordon. 3 The Silent Deep: The Royal Navy Submarine Service since 1945 by James Jinks & Peter Hennessy.