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bubba · 05-17-2005, 19:16

The theory of more in equals more out is good on paper, but there are entirely too many factors to figure. The largest group of factors comes from the human beings that apply to SFAS. Then the other external factors that are applied to the people such as weather, and time of year (illium). With all these things added to the 'predictible' events of the course you can have an equasion that looks like 400 in, and 100 out, or 200 in and 100 out. Having only been through the couse and compared numbers with others these are my observations. Those who work/have worked the course will likely say the same thing, "We want the right man, not more men"

05-17-2005, 19:16	#9
bubba Quiet Professional Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Up in a Mountain Patrol Base, away-away / provides-provides and defendable for a short period of time Posts: 536	Selection The theory of more in equals more out is good on paper, but there are entirely too many factors to figure. The largest group of factors comes from the human beings that apply to SFAS. Then the other external factors that are applied to the people such as weather, and time of year (illium). With all these things added to the 'predictible' events of the course you can have an equasion that looks like 400 in, and 100 out, or 200 in and 100 out. Having only been through the couse and compared numbers with others these are my observations. Those who work/have worked the course will likely say the same thing, "We want the right man, not more men"
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