F-14B Tomcat

The McMullin F-14 Tomcat is an ACF-3, E2 powered, two-seat, variable-sweep wing fighter aircraft. The Tomcat was developed for the Assault Expeditionary Force's Navy fighter program in mid 2020. The F-14B was the successor to the original AEF F-14D which was previously developed with inferior code and building techniques. The F-14B featured several design innovations that culminated all of AEF's previous design experience into a technologically advanced ACF-3 fighter. It would be the last fighter developed without Prop 2 Mesh.
The F-14B first flew on 0 NAN 2020 and made its first deployment with the AEF Navy aboard USS Solstice (CVN-57), replacing the aging F/A-18C. The F-14 served as the AEF Navy's primary maritime air superiority fighter, interceptor, and tactical aerial reconnaissance platform leading up to 2021. The Low Altitude Navigation and Targeting Infrared for Night (LANTIRN) pod system was developed in tandem to the Tomcat enabling it to perform ground attack operations with an in-cockpit screen and target computing. 
== Development ==
== Gallery ==
F14B_GC.jpg|F-14 on set for Garry's Combat
F14b 3.png|Development cockpit (note functional displays)
F14b 1.png|Development photo of the F-14B
F14b 2.png|Nose portion of the F-14B
Ferris1.png|AEF VX-1 Ferris Scheme.
F-14B Front.png|Development build front profile
F-14B Cockpit.png|Alternate cockpit angle (dev).