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Pilot Saved: How an F-14 Tomcat Somehow Landed with Stuck Wings - Vimarsana News

Pilot Saved: How an F-14 Tomcat Somehow Landed with Stuck Wings

F-14s had variable swept wings that adjusted to changes in speed. Sometimes the wings failed and became stuck in the swept position. This could keep the Tomcat from landing successfully. 

Why the Navy Said 'No' To the Super F-14 Tomcat - Vimarsana News

Why the Navy Said 'No' To the Super F-14 Tomcat

The boffo box office of Top Gun: Maverick, the long-awaited sequel to the 1986 blockbuster original, has sparked renewed public interest in the legendary F-14 Tomcat. Sadly, the Super F-14 Tomcat never made it into the sky. 

F-14 Tomcat: Was This Legendary U.S. Navy Fighter Retired Too Soon? - Vimarsana News

F-14 Tomcat: Was This Legendary U.S. Navy Fighter Retired Too Soon?

When the F-14s were decommissioned, carriers were left without a high-speed air-to-air platform. Although the F/A-18 Hornet arrived about a decade after the Tomcats, the latter platform has undergone a series of modernization efforts to retain its viability in the modern day.

The F-14 Tomcat Could Do Just About Anything - Vimarsana News

The F-14 Tomcat Could Do Just About Anything

The F-14 was designed to take on multiple enemy bogeys with the help of the back-seat radio intercept officer. It could track 24 targets at once, and the fire control computer could establish a targeting solution for six enemy fighters.

The Story of the F-14 Tomcat's First 'Kill' in the Sky - Vimarsana News

The Story of the F-14 Tomcat's First 'Kill' in the Sky

Iran’s Tomcat F-14-launched air-to-air kill occurred nearly a year before the U.S. could claim this achievement over the coast of Libya in 1981.