"Air Aces of the Austro-Hungarian Empire 1914-1918" and "Austro-Hungarian
Army Aircraft of World War One" are both published by Flying Machines Press
Mountain View, CA 94040. I got mine on a pre-publication deal last year
and paid just over $130 for the pair - about $50 for "Air Aces" and about
$80 for "Army Aircraft" if I remember correctly. Are they worth it? Well,
my wife doesn't think so but they are *magnificent* volumes.
Incidently, does anyone know the correct pronunciation for Austro-Hungarian
fighter ace Frank Linke-Crawford's name? I've always assumed that "Frank"
and "Crawford" have their usual English pronunciation - correct? How 'bout
"Linke"? Is it "link" or "link-ah" or "linky" or what?
Cheers, Bill
-- Bill Shatzer - bshatzer@ednet1.osl.or.gov - aw177@FreeNet.Carleton.ca "It's useless to fight the forms. You've got to kill the people producing them." Vladimir Kabaidze