WW 1 books..

[Ozgur Budak]

I dont have many WW1 books but "The Defeat Of Imperial Germany, 1917-1918" by Rod Paschall was an excellent piece of work. It specifically focuses on late war operational tactics and challenges the established thought of unimaginative ww1 commanders.

Another nice book is "Ordered to Die: A History of the Ottoman Army in the First World War" by Edward J. Erickson. As far as I know this is the definitive WW1 Ottoman Army book in English. As a native Turkish speaker I must say it is not an original study. It is rather a translation of Turkish General Staff's military history series but it plugs a huge gap about a major WW1 combatant in English.

Another nice one is a monographical study of the battle of Loos by Peter Doyle; "Battle Story: Loos 1915".