As discussed in the earlier thread, he's right that the 501st just fucked up his testing schedule for the sake of their self-assigned mission to get Lucchini and von Hammer to Brandenburg, which didn't particularly contribute to the big picture war effort.

The question in my mind, though, is whether he truly understands that at root this is his own damn fault. That Minna didn't try to work with him like a brother officer because he'd never extended her the same courtesy. Maybe he's learned something, or maybe he's too set in his ways to change. We'll just have to see.