Since Gallipalan College moved here, in less than a year, there have been twelve competitions held under various names between the students of both sides. Whether it's military competitions like sand table exercises, electronic warfare, or basic training subjects, or civilian project competitions like cross-country obstacle marathons and flying car races, both sides have fought intensely.
So far, the record stands at a six-to-six tie. Neither side can one-up the other.
However, the record is just numbers; the participants are living people. The students of Gallipalan College say that the highest-ranking participants from their college were second-year students. The senior students are fighting on the front lines and don't have time to play around with the older third- and fourth-year students from Capital First Military Academy who bully the younger ones. So, the students of Gallipalan are proud even in defeat and remain undaunted. Losing also means winning in their book.
