There are not so many videos showing the U.S. Navy F-14 Tomcat on the range, perfoming some insane, treetop flybys before being cleared for a gun strafing pass.
The much interesting and rare footage was shot in 1993 at Fort Chaffee, in Arkansas.
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For the 50th anniversary of the first flight of the legendary F-14 Tomcat, we get a look at how its legacy is still carried on by aviation enthusiasts using today’s technology. The Grumman F-14 Tomcat […]
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Those were the days… the happy days when Tomcats still ruled the sky. I really miss that plane. Naval aviation just isnt the same anymore since the F-14 was retired.
Thanks for the sharing. In the meantime here you can have a look at some great F-14 photos:
F-14 Tomcat Pictures
New IRIAF airshow at Isfihan
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One of my most enjoyable jobs was working on the F-14 design at Grumman Aero.