But that's not what qualified me for membership. It was the (1963 documentary) film I made, 'The Seat of Your Pants,' which featured a bunch of OX5 pilots -- old-timers flying antique airplanes.

According to the club rules, you had to have flown an OX5 or have been a mechanic who had worked on the engine.

They had a plain, old round magnetic compass and a watch and they used landmarks on the ground. They did it with skill and familiarity with basic flight instruments. They were really some amazing pilots.

We owe the old guys a debt of gratitude. Their mistakes then made aviation safe for us today.

We'll look at it on film and make corrections, but he is a back that breaks tackles. When we look at it, it's a missed tackle, when they look at it, they say he made the guy miss. He's a pretty good back.

You should see him on film, 'cause you'll see him run over guys. Then you'll see him run away from guys.