Bradley was beat. From the time he arrived on the flight deck until the captain returned 22 hours later he hadn't taken more than a couple of short ten minute breaks. Then he had spent the following four hours overseeing the landing, de-con, and storage of over 40 ships. In addition, he supervised the docking of four cargo ships that were too large to land in the bay and had to be latched up to the side of the hull at the freight airlocks. This required an entirely ...