The interesting thing about delta is that the PT is two times as
everyone else, so is the section field camp because of scholar
selection, but the rigor does not abate after the scholars disrupt
and get their swords and go overseas. there're still at least 4
months before commission for the rest of the cadets in delta. and
the ones left behind are still made to go thru the same standard of
delta. way to go teraexa!
amazing how your obsession about me never fails to abate.
incredible. you really amuse me with your frequent unsolicited,
unprovoked and somewhat unilateral mentions about me. i wonder when
you might stop that stalking habit of yours but i have long given
up on that.
still, let me clarify one thing: i didn't serve out my entire
service term in delta wing. i went over to air wing after 2 weeks.
unlike you, i won't consider myself having 'completed' delta wing
because i never even finished the army service term there. those
who have done it have gone through shit and i respect them for
having done that (i count at least 3 to 4 close friends, of which 1
is an OMS in case you demand for the credentials of my
friends).
psycho_max is correct to state that delta wing is not exactly
the most xiong wing in ocs because alpha wing is up there with them
even though alpha wing usually caters to the poly intake. foxtrot
and sierra cadets are not known to watch 'horror shows' for
nothing.
however, that said, gloater, i sometimes wonder how you are able
to roll off the details of delta wing training (from your scholar
relatives no doubt) with such ease and yet there is a lack of
evidence that you were in delta for a single day. in fact, did you
even go ocs? i feel only those who have been through, even for a
single day (much less 9 mths which is why i say again i respect
those who completed it), are deserving to speak of the training
because that is what they have went through and experienced. i
won't, because i went over to air wing after 2 weeks and also
because i have a sense of shame (go ahead and start your attack on
my views of local uni. i know you are itching for it right here
right now). you? i am not so sure...
yep 2 weeks in delta did make me grow up somewhat and being
surrounded by all the scholars-to-be is a humbling experience to
say the least. nevertheless, i learnt as much, if not much more,
when i went over to air wing. scholars? hardly any. i can count on
my hand the scholars-to-be in air wing. still, the regulars, who
are mostly from poly, offered a world view that was both different
and refreshing compared to that offered by the cacoon of "Top 3" jc
alumni. that is something that you will never get with
scholars-to-be around, no matter how intelligent, high-flying they
are. it's simply because they have never gotten gpa 2.2+, never
failed before and never learnt to work to pay their own studies
(not for allowances or to pad their CVs).
the difference in the worlds of scholars and normal poly grads
are as different as the day and the night. you have been spending
too much time in the day.
