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His first point was that the Hittons (as they eventually came to be called) were tall, often standing a head taller than their non Big Hitta followers counterparts. He noted that the Hittons were very easy to pick out.
Second, he stated that every military has that one person who is just a waste of air, the general screwup in the unit. However, with the Hittons even the most screwed up guy is better trained than those of other forces.