The F-14D was introduced in 1990 as new production aircraft or F-14A remanufactured. The F-14D Tomcat was the most advanced F-14 deployed. It remained in service until 2008 when all the Tomcat aircraft should have been replaced by the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet. The US Navy officially retired the F-14 Tomcat during a ceremony held at Naval Air Station Oceana on September 22, 2006. Armament options include TARPS Pod, LANTRIN Pod, ECM Pod, AIM-54 Phoenix missiles, AIM-9 Sidewinders, AIM-7 Sparrow IIIs, 2000 lb. JDAM bombs, 500 lb. LGB bombs and 500 lb.Mk-82 bombs. Seated pilot or standing figures of pilot and radar officer plus two fuel tanks. Optional decals included for F-14D Tomcat, BUNO 163894, VF-2 Bounty Hunters USS Constellation, "Last Tomcat Cruise", May, 2003 or F-14D Tomcat, BUNO 164348, VF-213 Black Lions, USS Carl Vinson, Operation Enduring Freedom, September, 2001. Molded in light gray and clear.