an F-14 on the flight deck of the uss george washington readies for the launch bar to come back to be hooked up and launched by Peter Mersky cat33 by navalsafetycenter

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an F-14 on the flight deck of the uss george washington readies for the launch bar to come back to be hooked up and launched by Peter Mersky cat33 by navalsafetycenter

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