Do I understand you Roger ?

In that going willingly to a ship 16 miles off the coast that has no steering or propulsion. nobody on board who knows much about ships, no heating in mid winter, no washing facilities aside from cold water in buckets, no flushing toilets.
Lit sometimes by a petrol generator or even oil lamps, wet bedding, not much in the way of life saving equipment, food shortages along with the dubious ability to cook that food, all to chase the dream of getting back on air is an acceptable risk.
The decison will never now be put to you, but had it been, would you have gone out there ?

May the Lord preserve me from hypothetical questions posed by armchair observers. I wonder what Neal thinks ??

PM.