On display at Valiant Air Command Warbird Museum. This F-14 is painted in the colors of VF-41 "Black Aces" that operated the type from Apr 1976 to Oct 2001. On 19 Aug 1981 a pair of VF-41 Tomcats flying CAP from CVN-68 USS Nimitz was fired on by two Libyan Su-22s over the Gulf of Sidra. Both Libyan jets were shot down, marking the USN's first air combat since the end of the Vietnam War.

Vietnam War veteran of VF-74 "Be-devilers" on display at AAM Duxford. VF-74 was first to deploy aboard USS Forrestal in 1962, earning the sobriquet "First in Phantoms". It lost men and aircraft on Yankee Station in the 1967 fire. Wearing tailcode 'AJ' of CVW-8 aboard USS America on its second Vietnam cruise from June 1972 to March 1973, VF-74 lost no aircraft to enemy action. This Phantom was operated by the RAF as ZE359 with No. 74 Sqn "Tigers" till retired in 1991. It was restored in VF-74 markings.

Being restored for display at the Valiant Air Command museum.

At the American Air Museum.

This aircraft was normally displayed in the American Airpower Museum but it had been moved out as the building was being refurbished