You can also try the tomcat association, but it might be hard to build a better site.

Of course, it’s pretty biased towards the F-14 and doesn’t seem to be a navy site.

http://www.f-14association.com/

You can also try the Naval Aviation History Office.
http://www.history.navy.mil/branches/nhcorg4.htm

The National Navial Aviation Museum
http://www.naval-air.org

Distiller is right. WW2 Germany did make fuel from coal.

I believe that it’s also possible to extract it from tar sands. It is of course more expensive.

Is methane a possibility?

Didn’t some enterprising people once sell pieces of the Berlin wall?

Would anyone here pay to own a piece of history? Interesting conversation piece for your desk or coffee table?

The Vulcan was one of the few to actually see combat, wasn’t it?

I’d like to see a F7F Tigercat and a DH Sea Hornet built, so I can see how they match up.

On the jet side, I’ve always wanted to see how an updated Vought F7U Cutlass made out of composites, decent engines, etc. would turn out.

An-72s have rocket launchers? Aren’t they transports?

I don’t think it will happen. With Pakistan and India starting to talk, it’s unlikely that the US would want to introduce new military equipment that might upset the Indians.

I suppose that the US might sell F-16s as some kind of incentive to some kind of peace deal.

I’d like to see a de havilland Hornet anywhere