American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

Are there many Kindle users around? I've been using one for about a year and a half now and love it. The reason I bring this up is that now you can loan Kindle books amongst users I was curious if there were some folks around who might be interested in swapping Civil War titles. Haven't tried it yet but since is available I thought I would see if there were any like minded folks on the board who wouldn't mind sharing. They can only be loaned once and for only 14 days and not all books are available to be loaned. You also don't necessarily need a Kindle to read them as you can download an app for your Blackberry, iPhone, iPad, PC, Mac, or Android.

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General Mark Nelms

3/2/XX/AoC "Blackhawk Brigade"

Union Military Academy Instructor

I use Kindle on my home PC and on my smartphone.

BG Elkin-commander
3rd Div/(2nd Cav)/XVIth Corp AotT

PS-I don't have much in the way of Civil War books on the Kindle.

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I have come to you from the West, where we have always seen the backs of our enemies. . . . Let us look before us, and not behind

I have some public domain civil war books on the Kindle. I converted them from places like Project Guttenberg. I have Sheridan's Memoirs, not sure what else. I like paper books for Civil War.....easier to reference.

Are you interested in WWII books? I have a kindle book that they offered for free for a week. It is now like $5 to buy. It is on the German invasion of Norway. I have not finished it yet, though.

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1st Lt. Mark Gaff
Pennsylvania
Army of the Potomac
First Brigade/Second Division/I Corps


Webmaster of the Official Civil War Talk Radio website, Impediments of War; A Compendium of Civil War Talk Radio at http://www.impedimentsofwar.org/

I picked that one when it was free but haven't even started it yet. If you like WWII books I picked up a couple on sale (ends Wednesday), one is the journals of a German soldier who was an anti-tank soldier in the 299th Infantry on the Russian Front and another a German mortar man on the Russian Front around Leningrad. For Civil War books if you look you can find lots of free of $0.99 books. I've picked up a couple of memoirs of ACW soldiers that way. I just finished Servants of the Wind by John Ferry and it was an excellent read for anyone who is interested. I'd highly recommend it for seeing how the average soldier lived.

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General Mark Nelms

3/2/XX/AoC "Blackhawk Brigade"

Union Military Academy Instructor