Quitting, getting hurt, and some performance. There were in fact cand's that made most of the way through, but because the S.I.'s just despised them, they made it so hard for them that they either quit or just didn't make the grade. Now don't get me wrong, the S.I.'s had good reasons in most cases for not wanting them to succeed. You had to give it to some of those candidates though for putting up with the sh*! that was dished out to them. That alone was pretty admirable, but in the long run, if you don't have what it takes, and the enlisted staff generally knows, you shouldn't make it. That's there perogative. On the other hand, there were some that I didn't feel should make it but that did, and others that had great potential, but who just quit. So, what they will say is this, just focus on doing your part, which is performing, and let the staff evaluate. Never quit, and always be at you best. Six weeks is a short amount of time to hurt a little.
