-The F-14A Tomcat is a U.S. Navy jet fighter on board.
-The F-14A can track up to 24 targets (enemy) using the AWG-9 (called Aug Nine) fire control system, of which six can be fired simultaneously by Phoenix missiles.
-The F-14A also has a unique variable wing.
-The wings are always computerized for optimal variable angle.
-Spread your wings to gain more buoyancy when you slow down, for example.
-Conversely, at high speeds, fly with the wings folded so that they do not resist.
-When you are on an aircraft carrier, fold your wings out of the way.
* Fire control system: A device that uses a radar attached to the nose to detect enemies, chase them with radio waves, and launch missiles (missiles are operated by pilots).
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-Crew: 2 pilots
-Full body width (wings widest): 19.54m
-Total length of the aircraft: 18.90m
-Height (from the ground to the tip of the vertical tail): 4.88m
-Engines: 2 Pratt & Whitney P & W TF-30-P-412
-Thrust: 4,763kg 9,480kg when using afterburner
-Maximum speed: Mach 2.34
-Armament on board: 1 x 20mm M61A1 Vulcan gun
* Thrust is the power of engine exhaust.
* Afterburner is a device to increase thrust by reburning in the exhaust pipe of the engine.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )