when one thinks of rsaf, pilots come to mind immediately. well,
we cannot deny that they are the ones doing the "front-end" job for
the force. inevitably it means the supporting ground crew becomes
"sidelined". think this is the same for the army, the navy, and in
fact, all other organisations. furthermore, the airforce being more
specialised and a smaller group, of course tends to exude the
"exclusivity" image. hence the attraction to people.
not necessarily bad. it usually means the airforce gets a "first
cut" of a larger pool of potential candidates, and should also mean
no lack of wannabes. 
