Appreciate the comments, folks.
Airing either or both of these on something like the History or Military channel has been discussed many times. Actually a small CGI part of Barrie Davis' near fatal encounter with Romanian ace Ion Dobrin was used by Nicholas Dimancescu in his documentary "Knights of the Sky" and was shown as a national Geographic project on Romanian TV last year. Sadly, Nicholas died in a fall a short while later while filming prehistoric caves in the Carpathian Mountains.He was in his early 20's and helped us many times in the Checkertail project. To air on TV, just about all the music would have to be stripped out and copyrights adhered to...something we don't have to worry about if it is all free. Also, there were people from the UK, Italy, The U.S. and other places who worked very hard for free. You can only guess the mess that would ensue if money began to flow. Neil Pugh, the writer/director of the whole deal, decided back at the beginning that it would all be free on the internet and that served to eliminate all the politics and strife that go with large human endeavors. So there goes my own dream of standing on a stage in Hollywood, thanking the Academy....... :-)
