[judyc]

The Happy Falcon, Wolfgang Falck's Autobiography was compiled with the direct hands-on help of Wolf himself. Taking over 5 years to complete, the basis for the text was over 30 hours of tapes created by Falck in order to provide his life's story, particularly the war time years. After translating the tape all historical notes were meticulously researched in order to present factual study of Falck and his life.
It is printed on high gloss paper and presents Wolf's personal photo albums aiding in providing the reader with a close-up and personal view of Falck throughout his years. There are full color profiles of his Me 110 as well.
Actually, it is not "Just a coffee table book", but rather a complete autobiography of Wolfgang Falck highlighting his War time career.
The Happy Falcon was released about 1 year prior to the other and actually both compliment each other rather nicely.
They are both actually worth the money and worth the read.
JudyC