Unfortunately, as you see close to the end of the video, onboard ships ~ we honor, we remember, but then it's back to work before we have to honor another.
I spent time in the Tonkin Gulf onboard the U.S.S. Hancock (CV-19) and decommissioned the U.S.S. Intrepid (CV-11), both sister ships of the U.S.S. Essex. Only difference, by the time I served onboard, both ships had been converted to angle deck carriers but still had partial wooden flight decks.
Last ship was the U.S.S. Eisenhower (CVA-69), so much larger ~ but traditions and jobs on the flight deck remained the same whenever we lost someone.
Having spent so much time out there on the blue water, even though I'm from the desert, I have given thoughts to last wishes of a sea service.
I suppose time will tell, maybe I'll get around someday to making my own capsule.