Books on military jargons, special forces tactics etc to make realistic but fun military fictions. -

[Smolrolls]

I recently saw this video, SCP Overlord, and I want to make stories like this, and the creator mentioned he read books to make his writings as close to what special forces would do in paranormal situations, but I don't think he mentioned specifics.

Do you know any websites or books from say Archive.org that teaches military jargons, commands, equipment's, special forces breach and enter, weapons, tanks, aircrafts, etc. that would make military stories like Modern Warfare 2 "real" yet entertaining? Apparently there we're military people who we're in the comment section in videos like this who said the actors' communications and breach and enter was similar in actual life, save for minor errors like the construction boots these actors wore instead of military grade boots.

 

[Pixy]

Anthony Horrowitz did something like that when writing his YA Alex Rider novels. He wrote in a foreword to one of them that he was almost-certain he had ended up on a watchlist because of his search history.

Are you intending on writing modern military fiction or historical?

 

[Milkis]

Here's a rundown for you
WHISKEY TANGO - White Trash
NOVEMBER JULIETT - Nigger Juice (coffee)
POGUE - women, blacks and anyone else who was too stupid to be even an infantryman
CERVIX - the most powerful tool a warfighter has, and which every person at fucking Wal-Mart has to thank you for in person
POWERPOINT - DARPA developed intel insertion technology for telling you not to rape people 2-3 times a week
DEPENDAPOTAMUS - 300lb Latina you married right before deploying, now lives on base and is probably fucking a lifeguard from Coronado

 

[Smolrolls]

You aren't going to become snake.

Snake? Snake?! Nooooooo!

Anthony Horrowitz did something like that when writing his YA Alex Rider novels. He wrote in a foreword to one of them that he was almost-certain he had ended up on a watchlist because of his search history.

Are you intending on writing modern military fiction or historical?

Military fiction, as in military-chads vs. Oh there's a ghost that pass by us, lets kill it.