On my part, did not mean a dig on military doctors, rather that if one is not good enough to attend a public medical school and instead attend the expensive lower tier private schools one has the option of going to medical school and serve as a military doctor for four years instead. Sorry for the confusion.

I hope what you're trying to say is that you can avoid debt by opting to serve in the military, including 4 years as a doctor after med school.

Any assocation between serving in the military and being "not good enough to attend a public medical school" is offensive and unwarranted.

It wasn't a dig. He was simply stating a fact.