May 28
Don't even have to think about it.
@Shawneewulf1 via X
seen from Germany
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Don't even have to think about it.
@Shawneewulf1 via X
F-14D Black lions
@TOMCATCO71 via X
F-14D Tomcat, BUNO 163414, Tail Code AD, Modex 163, Operator: VF-101 Grim Reapers, Unit Markings: VF-101 Grim Reapers, Location: Atlantic Ocean off Virginia aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71), Photo Date: 7 March 2005, Photo by Stephan de Bruijn airhistory.net/photo/287326/1…
This totally bodacious VF-101 Grim Reapers F-14D Tomcat (Modex 163) was photographed in flight over the Atlantic Ocean off Virginia aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt on March 7, 2005. Classic late-era Tomcat carrier action from the Atlantic Fleet replacement squadron in the final years before retirement!
@pjpj2727 via X
F-14D from VF-213 Black Lions, at AMARC. One the Tomcats slated for refurbishment under the Maverick Act. She will fly again.
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@TOMCATCO71 via X
Black Lions F-14D on the Theodore Roosevelt FEB06 (derek allen)
@kadonkey via X
VX-9 Vampires F-14D
@pj27271111 via X
My D memory: 1st time I saw 1 was on Nimitz in W291. They came out from Mugu for some CARSUIT work. Up on Vulture’s Row when one went into full burner for a cat shot. MFG, my entire body cavity was resonating from the sound wave. They tore up the non-skid on the flight deck. 😮
@animeyer via X
Funny quick F-14D story from a buddy. The D could definitely handle the Viper.
@RSE_VB via X