F-14 Tomcat Tales

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Title	Author
Another Tomcat Tale	Written by Jerry "KarateJoe" Watson
The Birth of the Tomcat Logo	Written by Jim Rodriguez
The story of F-14A, Aircraft No. 3, BuNo. 157982	Written by William Barto
The day I shot myself down	Written by Pete Purvis
My most tense moment in the 26 years of flying F-14s	Written by Dale Snodgrass
Crash landing a crippled Tomcat	Written by Anonymous
VF-211 Fighting Checkmates' Aircraft Tail Design, 1996-1998	Written by David Baranek
The Legend of the Skull & Bones	Written by the Jolly Rogers
Eject on a familiarization hop	Written by Anonymous
F-14 Tomcat Air-to-Air Victories	Written by William Barto
I hope there is a place...	Written by Paul Pompier
F-14As flying vs. German F-4Fs	Written by Hubert Peitzmeier
USN or USAF?	Written by Bob Norris
The Last of the Jolly	Written by Bob Frantz
Sports Writer Earns His Callsign	Written by Rick Reilly
Sunset Glows on the Tomcat	Written by Ward Carroll
Supersonic AIM-7 Launch at a Supersonice Target	Written by Dave Baranek
Zone 5 Afterburner Photo off the Coast of Vietnam	Written by Dave Baranek
A Grumman Christmas Turkey	Written by Bob Belter

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Sunset Glows on the Tomcat

by Ward Carroll
August 10, 2005

They're coming one after the other now. Each day seems to bring another heartache – articles in professional journals, invitations for “the las

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