For more information, the schedule and sign up:
https://www.acompletereunion.c
Here is your chance to be part of F-14 Tomcat history! The F-14 Tomcat Monument Association is leading the effort to construct a monument to the greatest fighter that ever flew. Please check-out their website and make a contribution. Any donation is appreciated! There are also donation levels that will get your name inscribed on the memorial - a great way to forever mark your support and love of the Tomcat. This is also a unique gift opportunity!
Please go to the F-14 Tomcat Monument site (below) for more information! Always, Baby...!
Our Tomcat Tweakers are available to help you with your Tomcat displays. All are experienced maintainers, and we have access to many of the relevant manuals for the Tomcat. Note: we do not make these manuals publically accessible for OpSec reasons.
Click on the state in which your Tomcat is located (or use the list, below) to contact one of our volunteer maintainers. Please do not use these contact methods for generic Tomcat or F-14 Association questions (use the Contact Us link for that).
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Grumman F-14 Tomcat:
Navy Associations:
Navy Links:
Approach Magazine | Naval Aviation News
Naval Air Station Oceana
Squadron Links:
VF-11 Red Rippers | VF-14 Tophatters Forum Page | VF-31 Tomcatter's Official Page |
Aviation Museum Links:
See "Tomcats on Display" page
Vendor Links:
Modeler's Links:
| Model Aces, Museum Quality Replicas |
Featured Link:
F-14A Tomcat Cutaway Model and F-14A Tomcat Exterior 3-View Model from
Very nice framed 3D models crafted from layers of quality Basswood which are intricately laser engraved and cut to show the fine details of the aircraft.
Other aircraft available. Check them all out at
http://www.gearpm.com/cutaway-models/aircraft.html
SPECIAL - 25% Discount for Association Members. Click Here for the Discount Code (Member Password Required).
New book by one of our own.
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TOP GUN DAYS by Dave "Bio" Baranek
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DOGFIGHTING, CHEATING DEATH, AND HOLLYWOOD GLORY AS ONE OF AMERICA'S BEST FIGHTER JOCKS |
Roger Ball! is the story of Captain John Monroe “Hawk” Smith. It chronicles his growth as a naval officer, his seasoning as a fighter pilot, his hardening as a commanding officer, and his ascension as a leader. This is the story of his quest to help make naval fighter aviation the world’s most formidable, innovative, and lethal air combat force in the world. This is Hawk’s story!
"Roger Ball!"
www.roger-ball.com/
Limited Edition Tomcat Bye Bye Baby Boxed Set and Other Tomcat Photos From the Late Renowned Aviation Photographer George Hall |
Like the F-14 itself, only 712 of the numbered books were produced. All tomcatters will receive a reduced price of
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 415-381-6363. Let them know if you have a preferred buno and they will check its availability. |
Patch Quest (Patches and other great squadron geedunk)
Lou Drendel (Aviation artist and book author)
Ward Carroll (F-14 novel author)
Military.com ( All Service Veteran's Site)
AV8R Stuff ( THE place to go for that hard to find patch)
Mark Styling - Aviation Illustrator and Artist
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