Well done, Cap'n!
Sounds like the captain did an admirable job dealing with what can be a dangerous birth:
Head entrapment is caused the failure of the fetal head to negotiate the maternal pelvis. At full term ... the size of the hips are the same as the size of the head. The relatively larger buttocks dilate the cervix as effectively as the head does in the typical head-down presentation. The relative head size of a premature fetus is significantly greater that the fetal buttocks. If the baby is premature, it may be possible for the baby’s body to emerge while the cervix has not dilated enough for the head to emerge.
Scary! I'm so glad this women delivered safely, as baby wasn't due till mid-September.

