 | A Cuban Tomcat? No,
definitely not! But a Pacific Missile Test Center F-14D in front of an old hangar re-painted for
the movie "A Few Good Men" with Tom Cruise and Jack Nickolson.
(80k) [PMTC] |
 | A NFWS F-14A painted with a
special camouflage scheme to look like one of the bad guys. (53k) [Unknown. I got this slide
from a Dutch photographer at the 1997 Gilze Rijen airshow.] |
 | Long time after the US
delivered some 79 F-14s to Iran, the Navy uses the Iranian Air Forces camouflage scheme for
aggressor training at Top Gun (40k) [Unknown] |
 | An early NASA F-14A with
large wing glove stiffeners, beaver tail modification with a chute for spin recovery and
moveable canards on the nose section. (58k) [MAP] |
 | Back in the very early
1970s this F-14A, the 11th prototype, was photographed at the ramp at the Naval Air Test Center.
(42k) [Mike Kopack, NY] |
 | A more recent F-14A from the
NATC with the standard blue-grey colour scheme. But wherefore camouflage when they apply bright
red colour to the tails??? (58k) [Mike Kopack, NY] |
 | A NATC F-14A in the early
days of the Tomcat. Note the unusual ventral fins, the deleted gun and the tail markings. (60k) [MAP Scotland] |
 | This photo was taken in the
early days of the Tomcat, too. A Naval Missile Center F-14A, the same as above. (59k) [MAP
Scotland] |
 | A F-14B from the Weapons
Test Squadron. (52k) [Aviation Photo Australia] |
