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 Tail shot of AC 111 taken
at NAS Oceana.
Photo Mike Kopack via Torsten Anft.
 AC 102 photographed at NAS
Oceana.
Photo Mike Kopack via Torsten Anft.
 AJ 201 at NAS
Oceana
carying LANTIRN pod.
Photo Mike Kopack via Torsten Anft.
 VF-14 Tomcats in formation
with VF-41 F-14's and a few F/A-18's over NAS
Oceana.
Photo Mike Kopack via Torsten Anft.
 AJ 202 pays visiting NAS
Sigonella in Sicily.
The Frecce Tricolori perform in the background.
Photo via NAS
Oceana
and CDR Carlos Lozano.
 AC 100 in 75th Anniversary colours
at NAS Oceana.
Photo via CDR Carlos Lozano.
 Aircraft 201 just before
receiving the AJ codes - NAS
Oceana.
Photo via CDR Carlos Lozano.
 AC 100 at an airshow during
1995.
Photo Mark Ingersoll via David Mark Davies.
 AC 100 at an airshow during
1995.
Photo Mark Ingersoll via David Mark Davies.
 Tophatter F-14A refuelling
from an KC-10 Extender during Gulf operations.
Photo LCDR Dave Parsons via David Mark Davies.
 Camelot aircraft providing
airshow static display.
Picture from the Military Aircraft Archive via David Mark Davies.
 Static display by AJ 201.
Photo Nick Calhoneer via David Mark Davies.
 Launching AC 105from the
JFK deck, quite some time ago.
Photo by Benjamin J. Manthey (ex VF-32).
 Classic VF-14 (AC-100) -
VF-32 pair during the Gulf War.
Photo LCDR Dave Parsons via David Mark Davies.
 12/15/1993 - An F-14A
Tomcat aircraft of Fighter Squadron Fourteen (VF-14)
revs up its engines in front of a Mark Seven blast shield
of the number one
catapult on board the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier
USS DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
(CVN-69) during carrier qualifications off the Virginia
Capes, ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Official U.S. Coast Guard Photo by: PH3 MARK GONZALEZ via
Dorian Dogaru.
 Same aircraft (Camelot AC
103) just a few seconds later hurtling down the
cat. Official U.S. Coast Guard Photo by: PH3 MARK
GONZALEZ via Dorian Dogaru.
 Third shot in the AC 103
catapult sequence
Official U.S. Coast Guard Photo by: PH3 MARK GONZALEZ via
Dorian Dogaru.
 Well yes, the nose and
TARPS pod belong to VF-41 but there's also
a tail in the upper-left corner of the picture belonging
to guess who?
taken 07/16/1997 aboard the aircraft carrier USS John F.
Kennedy (CV 67).
Official U.S. Navy Photo by: PH2 FLOWERS via Dorian
Dogaru.
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