Congress’ new Maverick Act could allow one retired US Navy F-14 Tomcat to fly again nearly 20 years after the fighter left service.

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Major General Ali Abdollahi of the Iranian military says Trump's "Project Freedom" would constitute a violation of the fragile U.S.-Iran ceasefire.

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The US Senate has passed the Maverick Act, which could preserve three retired F-14 Tomcats and possibly return one to flight.

The Navy retired the F-14 Tomcat from active duty in 2006, but lawmakers are once again feeling the need for speed. The Senate recently passed the Maverick Act, which would send three retired Navy ...

The bipartisan bill would preserve three retired F-14 Tomcat carrier-launched fighters in hopes that there are enough parts ...