Photo Credit: US Navy

12 Aug 2015 admin In G+ Posts

Comments: 24

  1. Madd Monkey King 12 Aug 2015 Reply

    Miss seeing the F-14 at airshows.

  2. Danny Quizon 12 Aug 2015 Reply

    Awesome paint job! I'd love to see this plane at the Miramar Air Show in a couple of months. Thanks for sharing!

  3. Warren Searle 12 Aug 2015 Reply

    Pound for pound, still one of my favs

  4. JETimmons 12 Aug 2015 Reply

    F14 was retired from Navy and replaced by F/A 18e whose replacement is suppose to be the F35 ugh!

  5. David Cheng 12 Aug 2015 Reply

    👍

  6. Jason Boykin 12 Aug 2015 Reply

    You can be my wingman anytime.

  7. George Beckingham 12 Aug 2015 Reply

    I wonder if the rabbit head logo is reversed so it can face forward on both sides of the plane. The official trademark faces left.

  8. Farshad Khoshnoud 12 Aug 2015 Reply

    Still operational in Iranian Air Force. Beautiful bird to look, awesome in battle

  9. Madd Monkey King 12 Aug 2015 Reply

    +Farshad Khoshnoud Wow, really??

  10. Danny Quizon 12 Aug 2015 Reply

    +Farshad Khoshnoud Didn't Iran run out of spare parts for their F-14 s? I thought they kept their last few planes operational by cannibalizing parts until there was nothing left.

  11. Beautiful view

  12. is that a playboy on the tail fin. oh yeah

  13. Farshad Khoshnoud 13 Aug 2015 Reply

    +Danny Quizon They NEED TO find spare parts for their fighters, not only F-14, but F-5s and F-4s (that the latter carries a major role in the air force) to keep them operational. No, they are not cannibalising, and I am have to tell that they are in pretty good shape

  14. Delon Thompson 14 Aug 2015 Reply

    My all-time favorite….Tom Cat.

  15. Delon Thompson 14 Aug 2015 Reply

    +Farshad Khoshnoud​ they make their own spare parts.

  16. Farshad Khoshnoud 14 Aug 2015 Reply

    +Delon Thompson they do. I spent my military service in the Iranian air force and I know it that they do. Well, not sure if they are as good as those made by the mother company, Grumman
    And yes, amazing bird, I can feel you when you said Tomcats are your all time favourite.

  17. ly thương kiet 15 Aug 2015 Reply

    May nhìn cái con cac gì mày.lo bay đi

  18. ly thương kiet 2 Sep 2015 Reply

    Youseecuritị

  19. Jimmy Lyons 22 Sep 2015 Reply

    Hey if it isn't my old buddy Vanity 1 from the VX4 Evaluators, did alot of maintenance on this old beast during the years, still one of my favorite aircrafts of alltimes. Was an Aviation Structural Mechanic in this squadron from 83-86.

  20. Reo Cruz 1 Oct 2015 Reply

    My favorite of all the Tomcats.

  21. Reo Cruz 1 Oct 2015 Reply

    +Danny Quizon their Tomcats are using Flanker engines as well.

  22. Danny Quizon 1 Oct 2015 Reply

    +Reo Cruz Flanker engines? Isn't that like putting a square peg into a round hole? Just wondering😔

  23. Reo Cruz 1 Oct 2015 Reply

    Dunno how they did it, but I remember reading an article back when they "upgraded" their Tomcats with the new camouflage and ability to carry the Hawk SAM as an air to ground missile.

  24. +Reo Cruz that was a project they carried out back in 1997 or so I think. Hawk SAM missiles were under the fuselage. I am not sure if the project is still operational

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