The United States Navy Fighter Weapons School, commonly known as TOPGUN, is a prestigious training program for naval aviators. Established in 1969, its primary goal is to enhance the combat capabilities of fighter pilots through advanced tactics and techniques. The school focuses on air-to-air combat, teaching pilots how to effectively engage enemy aircraft and improve their overall mission effectiveness. Located at Naval Air Station Fallon in Nevada, TOPGUN offers rigorous training that includes classroom instruction and simulated dogfights. Graduates of the program become experts in aerial warfare and often return to their squadrons to share their knowledge, significantly improving the skills of their fellow pilots.