159600

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Grumman F-14D Tomcat
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Airline: United States - US Navy (USN)
Photo Date: Feb 19, 2007
Uploaded: Feb 22, 2007
Fort Worth Meacham Airport - KFTW, USA - Texas

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"Christine" the infamous hangar queen of VF-31 Tomcatters at her final resting place at the Vintage Flying Museum, in some state of disassembly as you can see by the vertical stab lying on the ground. This Tomcat was thankfully saved from the chopping block, a big thank you to all those who helped out.

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Notes

"Christine" the infamous hangar queen of VF-31 Tomcatters at her final resting place at the Vintage Flying Museum, in some state of disassembly as you can see by the vertical stab lying on the ground. This Tomcat was thankfully saved from the chopping block, a big thank you to all those who helped out.