The F-14 Tomcat, one of the world’s most famous fighter jets, ... An F-14 fitted with LANTRIN could paint targets with a laser beam day or night, ...

The historic Navy F-14 Tomcat jet fighter in front of a vacant office building in Bethpage will be moved to the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Uniondale, officials said.

A restored U.S. Navy Grumman F-14 D Tomcat, acquired by the Cradle of Aviation Museum, is ready to roll — literally — after the repair of a pesky flat tire on its main landing gear.

The F-14 Tomcat joined the Navy fleet in 1972 and was originally intended to defend U.S. aircraft carriers from long-range cruise missiles. The official retirement ceremony for the F-14 was held ...

This Tomcat last flew on October 4th, 2006, the final Navy sanctioned flight of the F-14 type and, so far as we're aware, the final flight of any kind for the Tomcat outside of the Iranian Air ...

At just shy of 63 feet long and boasting a 64-foot wingspan, the F-14 Tomcat could attain speeds in excess of Mach 1 at sea level and surpass Mach 2.34 at altitude thanks to two General Electric ...

If you saw Top Gun, then you saw the F-14 Tomcat and likely wonder if its wings really fold like that. The answer is yes, but the reason may surprise you.

After 36 years of service, the U.S. Navy F-14 Tomcat was retired in September 2006. 13News Now was there at Naval Air Station Oceana to document the aircraft's final flight, as Hampton Roads bid ...