So he'd lost the ability to see, the cockpit warnings were blaring, the flight manual says to eject in that situation, but he's supposed to trust the instrument

So he'd lost the ability to see, the cockpit warnings were blaring, the flight manual says to eject in that situation, but he's supposed to trust the instrumentation and fly it anyway. He lost his command without technically doing anything wrong. So glad I didn't join the military, and instead work in an industry where leadership doesn't make bad decisions oh wait. Anyway, it's a good thing it's super easy to replace elite, highly decorated pilots oh wait.