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F-14 Bureau Numbers

All in all some 712 F-14s were built by Grumman: 632 F-14 for the Navy & 79 for Iran (80 ordered, one built but not delivered)). In detail it was 557 F-14As, 38 F-14Bs & 37 F-14Ds. Additionally, 48 F-14As were converted to F-14B standard and 18 F-14As were remanufactured to F-14D standard.
Well, since Sept 2006 the Tomcat are out of service.
DISCLAIMER: These lists are compiled from various sources and are in no way an official record of any sort. I take no responsibility for its accuracy.
This page will give you an overview of Grumman F-14 Bureau Numbers as they
were planned and produced. Listed are the serials for F-14As, F-14Bs and F-14Ds. The links for each Block will lead you to a detailed list of F-14 Bureau Numbers telling you all about:
Delivery Date (DD-250)
TARPS capable F-14s
F-14A modified to a newer F-14A standard
F-14A converted to F-14B standard:
KB = converted to B standard at Grumman Calverton and NADEP Norfolk
KM = converted to B standard at Grumman St. Augustine
F-14A remanufactured to F-14D standard
F-14s that serve as NF-14 testbeds
"MiG killers"
museum exhibits
A/C stricken and if possible cannibalized (SARDIP = stricken aircraft reclamation
and disposal at NAS Oceana)
airframes stored for possible reactivation at Davis Monthan AFB (AMARC)
crashed/lost/written off/damaged F-14s
indicates that the aircraft was seen on that date, if possible complete with squadron
and modex number.
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BuNo = Bureau Number
FY = Fiscal Year
A/C = Aircraft
Grey written Bureau Numbers mark cancelled orders.
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Additionally, a list of F-14 losses where the
BuNo is not known so far can be viewed here or click
here for a brief F-14 crash statistic. Also, all known F-14 crashes are listed here by date and by Bureau Number.
Anybody who is able to supply up-to-date information on the current status of F-14s is welcomed to send this information to
me!
Photo: F-14 on its way to Bremerton Navy Yard by Ric Colgan
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