The second aircraft is the bicentennial CAG bird from VF-14 "Tophatters", the navy’s oldest, continuously active squadron (although not always in fighters) dating back to 1919. This aircraft is in the gull gray over white scheme with the wavy demarcation line also. The normally dark red fin flash is now red, white & blue with a starred & striped top hat on a white disc. Both the inside and outside of the vertical tail surfaces, plus the speed bump at the base, have to be painted white. A fin flash goes on both the inside & outside of the tail, with the AB tail code on the inside rudder surface. The blue area of the fin flashes that go on the right side of each tail are designed to go over the actuator fairing, having extra blue material, showing smart planning on Eagles Strikes part. Moving up front, the radome is all white, & "Tophatter" is painted on the rear canopy sills, with the CAGs name on the forward canopy sill. The squared of anti-glare shield is used on this aircraft.