not sure what the pilots do when it comes to DC, maybe they thought comms was still up, but i'd still like to knowMy guess is that that first hour was (without a Captain) "nothing but "***holes and elbows" -- trying to save a ship with a big hole in the hull.
Not sure comms was a priority. I, for one, have been studying this since the news came out -- and I never thought of the comms in the birds...
Good thinking!
not sure what the pilots do when it comes to DC, maybe they thought comms was still up, but i'd still like to knowIn the military there is a term for that possibility. It is called “the chain of command”. The ship was never without a “captain”.
In an emergency EVERYONE knows their jobs. These types of events are anticipated and trained for. Nobody says “where do they keep the pumps” or “what do I do?”
All the smears against our brave sailors on this forum are disgusting and unwarranted.
Communication is around number three, for example in the air, priorities are aviate, navigate, communicate. I suspect that sailors have a similar set of priorities.