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 		F-14A-115-GR



BuNo Type Unit Modex # Date
      F-14A-115-GR
161270 F-14A TARPS capable
a/c stricken 29.01.1999
161271 F-14A

VF-154

NF105		 TARPS capable
04/2001 NADEP JAX
02/2002 & 09/2002
161272 F-14A
VF-124
VF-124
VF-111
VX-4
VF-154
VF-154
VF-213
VF-154
VF-154
VF-154
VF-154
VF-154
NJ667
NJ400
NL210
XF41
NF103
NF101
NH114
NF104
NF100
NF100
NF101
NF104		 TARPS capable
03/1981 - 04/1982
05/1982 - 01/1983
02/1983 - 08/1984
09/1990 - 08/1991
09/1991 - 06/1992
06/1992 - 08/1996
09/1996 - 04/1997
04/1997 - 12/1997
01/1998 - 07/1998
08/1998 - 07/1999
08/1999 - 12/1999
12/1999 - 09/2000
SARDIP 30.09.2000, scrapped 10/2004
161273 F-14A VF-213 NH116 TARPS capable,
crashed 27.04.1995. The F-14A, deployed aboard USS Abraham Lincoln, crashed in the Pacific Ocean. Both crew members ejected successfully and were rescued uninjured.
161274 F-14A VF-41
VF-101

VF-211		 AJ100
AD131		 04/2001
06/2003
SARDIP
08/2004
AMARC 10/2004
161275 F-14A
VF-41
VF-41
VF-211

AJ114
AB114		 TARPS capable
02/1999
04/2001
8/2004
Delivered 312th Training Squadron, Goodfellow AFB, San Angelo, TX. for use as a fire trainer.
161276 F-14A
VF-154
NF101		 TARPS capable
04/2001 & 02/2002 & 09/2002
a/c stricken 16 Dec 2003
161277 F-14A TARPS capable
a/c stricken 27.02.1997
161278 F-14A Grumman On 06.07.1981 the aircraft was lost during a Grumman flight test. Information on this mishap is considered corporate confidential and will not be released.
161279 F-14A VF-24
VF-14
VF-101		 NG201
AJ201
AD133		 1990
02/1999 & 04/2001
06/2003
SARDIP
a/c stricken 29 Dec 2003
161280 F-14A VF-154

VF-154

NF102		 TARPS capable
02/1999
04/2001 & 02/2002 & 09/2002
SARDIP
a/c stricken 06 Oct 2003
161281 F-14A TARPS capable
a/c stricken 29.03.1999
161282 F-14A VF-154 NF101 TARPS capable
18.05.1996: A/C crashed in the Pacific Ocean about 500 miles west of Guam after suffering an engine malfunction. Both crew members ejected safely.
161283 F-14A VF-102 AB111 crashed 20.06.1984 slid off No.3 elevator of USS America and sank in 9,000 ft of water!
161284 F-14A VF-124
VF-14
VF-14		 NJ417

AJ212		 1988
02/1999
04/2001
SARDIP
a/c stricken 25 Sept 2003
161285 F-14A
VF-102
VF-101
AB112		 TARPS capable
04/1986
02/1999
a/c stricken 31.08.1999
161286 F-14A VF-102
VF-101		 AB113
AD155		 04/1986
14.11.1989
161287 F-14A VX-4

VF-101		 XF01

AD200		 10/1985
KB-05: converted to F-14B
04/2001
SARDIP 07.2002 at NAS Oceana
161288 F-14A VF-14
VF-154
NF104		 02/1999
04/2001 & 02/2002 & 09/2002
SARDIP
a/c stricken 13 Noc 2003
161289 F-14A VF-2 crashed 28.02.1983 near Yuma, Arizona, after crewejected. Click here for photos.
161290 F-14A VF-1 NE104 11.02.1986
161291 F-14A VF-2
VF-101
VF-154		 NE204
AD140
NF106		 02/1986
04/2001
02/2002 & 09/2002
161292 F-14A VF-1
VF-14
VF-154		 NE105
AJ207
NF111		 05/1983
04/2001
02/2002 & 09/2002
a/c stricken 16 Dec 2003
161293 F-14A VF-154
VF-154
NF103		 02/1999
04/2001 & 02/2002 & 09/2002
a/c stricken 16 Dec 2003
161294 F-14A VF-1
VF-102
VF-41		 106
AB114
AJ106		 09/1984
09/1994
02/1999 & 04/2001
SARDIP
a/c stricken 22 May 2003
161295 F-14A VF-211
VF-211		 NG111 04/2001
161295 collided with 158635 over Red Sea Feb 2, 2004 during sortie from USS Enterprise. Both landed safely. 158635 only slightly damaged, but 161295 suffered serious damage including almost total loss of starboard tailfin and was declared a writeoff. SOC Mar 2, 2004. (AFM 11/2005)
161296 F-14A VF-41
VF-154		 AJ111
NF107		 04/2001
02/2002 & 09/2002
161297 F-14A VF-194
VF-211
VF-211		 NM200
NG105
AB115		 04/1987
04/2001
08/2004
161298 F-14A VF-194
VF-114		 NM101
NH100		 1987
17.05.1990: Departed controlled flight during training mission, both crew ejected safely.
161299 F-14A VF-154 NF101 15.06.1999: A/C was lost while operating from USS Kitty Hawk in the Arabian Sea. It crashed in the gulf after having been waived off 3 times and ran out of fuel. The cause for this were a batch of bad oil breather pressure switches that were giving faulty readings. Both aircrewmen ejected safely.



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