Military Sci Fi Novels & Stories

These invisible but vital servicemen defended the borders of human space against alien aggression every day. Yet hardly any day went past in the news without the mention of this mech or that mech. Many mech pilots stood out from the crowd and even became stars. As for warships, well, Ves could not recall a single name of a person who served on a spaceship. Even the other Larkinsons who all prided themselves as a martial family never got involved in the navy. He eventually shrugged as he finished the book. "I'm sure there's a story behind it all." The second book surprisingly dealt with the mech laws in the Greater Terran United Confederation. As a first-rate human superstate, it wielded a di

"Military is Ty's nickname, that's what everyone's been calling him. Not that many people from this town would do what he did, so he's kind of earned himself that nick name." Damien is right, not many people here would just get up and join the Military when they turned 18, let alone do it because they wanted to. But Tyler did, and people admire him for that. But that still doesn't explain why people are calling me Military's Girl, or let alone his Girl. Damien could probably see the confusion written on my face and decided to explain.

“Nothing like what you described at all. Not even in concept, honestly. We were always aiming for hard science fiction with Bellum. An unstoppable unknowable unquenchable thing just doesn’t jive with the design. It’d be something you’d see in a soft sci-fi.” “Like great big worms out on a desert planet,” said Eva, “that sorta thing?” “I kinda like those things in stuff,” said Mack. “I played a ton of games where there’s some crazy dark evil out there. Watched a few movies like that, too. Like that spaceship that turned out to be a portal to hell.” Mack was also on the call. In fact, he was the one that organized it and put it together. He knew the two of them had more questions for the old m