F-14B Tomcats at Oceana Naval Airstation

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By voldude123 @ 2006-05-03 17:58:39
These are the last F-14B's that are in service. From VF-103 "jolly rogers" squadron.
Links: www.jolly-rogers.com
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@ 2006-05-03 19:49:14
Nice catch, Dude.

Just a little to the west you can see the F-A-18s of an Agressor Squadron.