Nicholas Irving Books in Order

Drawing on his experience in Army special operations, Nicholas Irving introduces practical survival skills through illustrated explanations. The guide covers finding water, building fires, obtaining food, and handling the challenges of staying alive in difficult outdoor conditions.

Drawing on his experience as a military sniper, Irving surveys precision rifle practice and the factors affecting accuracy. The manual covers fundamentals, environmental conditions, distance and wind assessment, and ballistics in a structured instructional format.

Nicholas Irving recounts his experiences as a special operations sniper with the 3rd Ranger Battalion in Afghanistan. His account follows demanding missions and combat encounters, describing the decisions and pressures faced by his sniper team during its deployment.

Irving recounts his development as a Ranger sniper and a demanding deployment in Afghanistan. His memoir follows combat missions, bonds with teammates and an encounter with an enemy marksman, reflecting on the responsibility of taking lives in war.

Irving revisits significant combat missions in Iraq and Afghanistan, describing the uncertainties and decisions facing a military sniper. These accounts examine preparation, danger, reliance on teammates and the personal consequences of repeatedly using lethal force.

Robert Terkla recounts his search for purpose and his service as an Army sniper in Afghanistan. Covert operations alongside Navy SEALs reveal the personal pressures and hardships of fighting a war that receives little attention.

Robert Terkla traces the experiences that led him from a troubled childhood and his father's battle with cancer to military service. His account follows the personal journey behind becoming an Army sniper deployed to Afghanistan.

Nicholas Irving revisits the Maryland home where he grew up during the 1980s, recounting experiences he understood as encounters with the paranormal. These diary-like stories reconnect his childhood fascination with the unexplained to memories of life on Walker Drive.

Irving recounts previously untold missions from Iraq and Afghanistan, including searches, ambushes and encounters with suicide bombers. He also reflects on the American withdrawal from Afghanistan and the lasting psychological effects of combat on those who serve.