good books about military strategy?
phdmageddon: While older books may be interesting, they are totally archaic.  I would read things by communist revolutionaries and other practitioners of asymmetric warfare.  There are going to be very few 'real' wars in the future, because the countries that could engage in them all have nuclear weapons, which basically precludes a full scale engagement of any kind.  However, large countries still have belligerents that are too small or close to have to worry about being nuked, or are intermixed with 'friendly' populations, or the state is precluded by international pressure/bribery from engaging in anything overt (ex: Israel).