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this post was submitted on 27 Feb 2024
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I agree with what everyone else is saying, and...
Time of deployment on the vessel naval crews can be deployed from months maybe even years. Air crews are deployed for hours maybe a day. If the flight crew has a disagreement, they just have to hold their tongues long enough to land, and then they can deal with it on the land maybe even get reassigned etc etc
More analogies from naval service apply to spaceborn service where crews will be isolated for long periods of time.