U.S. Air Force Capt. John Toliuszis, F-16 pilot from the 120th Fighter Squadron, explains to Jeremiah Price, the Wish recipient, about how to check an F-16 Fighting Falcon after it’s flown at Buckley Space Force Base, Colorado, March 31, 2023. Price received a tour as part of a collaboration between Colorado’s Make-A-Wish Foundation and Buckley Space Force Base to provide Price with his very own “Top Gun” experience.

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