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3 iconic aircraft may be heading to Alabama museum under new plan

The bill would preserve three retired F-14Ds and make one flyable for airshows, while the Commission would cover restoration and operating costs.

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A bill authorizing the Navy secretary to transfer the service’s three remaining F–14 Tomcat aircraft to an Alabama museum unanimously passed the U.S. Senate on May 1. The Maverick Act, sponsored by U.S. Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mont., would allow the…

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The F-14 Tomcat. The name might mean little to many, but ‘Top Gun’ certainly does. Alongside Tom Cruise, the American fighter jet was almost as big a star in the film, but faced a much less rosy future. In 2006, the type was taken out of service and just about every single example ended up in the shredder. But why? And how is it that three aircraft might now be saved after all... and perhaps even fly again?

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