try telling NSF parents that their sons who died because of overturned 3-tonners during training would have been prone to dying in a vehicular accident in civilian life anyway. were these guys who died prone to maladies? just because we only hear of those who have died from medical problems in the papers doesn't mean that there are none who have died from exclusively military mishaps.

Anyway we are not here to debate NS. All I wanted to say was in response to your alter ego (the original Ronaldo?) that, sure, being a pilot is a risky job. But there are far riskier jobs for shittier pay. So if I could be a pilot, I definitely would. Don't care so much about the risk.