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"Two F-14A Tomcats from Fighter Squadron Two (VF-2), known as the 'Bounty
Hunters' from Miramar, California, surpassing the speed of sound (Mach One) as
they thunder by the aircraft carrier USS Ranger (CV-61). A
condensation cloud surrounds each of the Tomcats as they break the sound
barrier at approximately 770 miles per hour. The phenomenon of the bursting
cloud is caused by humidity in the atmosphere condensing on the shock wave as
the airflow over the aircraft increases past Mach One. As the two Tomcats, or
"Mach Busters," pass low over the ocean, the disturbance from the
shock waves churns up the water's surface."~the artist, John Doughty, Jr.
F-14A Tomcat (In Air)
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