I am not going to google so excusse all spelling and mistakes in titles.
The first MA book I had other than Black belt, Ninja and SOF mags as a kid was Gen Hyung Hi's Tae Kwon Do, it was my step dad's, he got it while studying TKD in Korea and Vietnam in the USAF in the late 60s/ early 70s.
Some Miliatry books influence me as a Martial artist as well.
-Modern American Knife Fighting
-Kill or get Killed, Applegate.
- A Bouncer's Guide to Bar Room Brawling and Adrenal Stress Training, Peyton Quin
- Ambushes, Sucker punches... Animal Mac Young
- Koryu Bujutsu Vol 1 and 2 ( I need to get 3) Edited by Dianne Skoss
- Meditations on Violence, Rory Miller.
- Judo: Training Methods, Draeger
- Modern Budo and Bujutsu and Classical Bujutsu by Draeger
- Secret Tactics.
- Attack Proof
- On Killing, Col. Grossman.
- Mastering the Rubber Guard, Eddie Bravo
- A bunch of Hatmaker books.
-About Face, Col David Hackworth ( Mindset lessons and reenforcments.)
- Immediate Action, Andy McNabb
- The Operators,(Forget the author, it's about the UKs 14th Int.)
- Hell's Angels, Hunter S. Thompson (Lots about fighting)