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Not the parent but The Forever War by Joe Haldemann is a classic. (As is Starship Troopers). For something different, think "navel warfare in space", the Lost
by stevekemp 3y ago
Not the parent but The Forever War by Joe Haldemann is a classic. (As is Starship Troopers).
For something different, think "navel warfare in space", the Lost Fleet series from Jack Campbell dealt with relativistic effects in space, with regard to combat, and the difficulties of predicting where/when people were.
- bl0b 3y agoI enjoyed the Machineries of Empire trilogy by Yoon Ha Lee. It also is labelled a space opera and has a decent amount of naval warfare in space
- _0ffh 3y agoAs you mention "naval warfare in space", David Webers "Honor Harrington" series is apparently quite well regarded. Weber himself has described the series as "Horatio Hornblower" in space.