Read any good books lately?

"Moon Lander" by Thomas J Kelly the engineer in charge of the LM for Grumman.

A fascinating read with much insight into the problems designing the LM.

Mr. Kelly is an engineer not a professional author, and it is written as/for engineering.

I'm up to Apollo 15.

Before that it was my yearly re-reading of Niven/Pournell's "The Mote in Gods Eye"

Before that was James Scott's "The War Below" the story of 3 WW2 pacific submarines.

Next up is "Six Frigates" by Ian Toll

EST1961,

I've read the Aubrey–Maturin series twice, about 15 years apart. A great epic read, Highly recommened but you have to commit the time.

On a side note, I've visited the Surprise in San Diego a few times. It's amazing how familiar it feels after reading the books.

Recently finished "Fortress Malta" bu James Holland. Pretty good read on and aspect of the war I was very unfamiliar with.

I finished "6 Frigates"

Outstanding book and a different view of the history of that time.

Now I'm reading 

"On the Shoulders of Titans: A History of Project Gemini"
By Barton Hacker and James Grimwood