Considering you're fighting to meet up with the eponymous ship amidst a thunderstorm, it's certainly fitting.
"Eminent Domain" features the game's secondary leitmotif emerging from a sea of percussions. 
It is also a Dark Reprise of the game's main motif, highlighting Hitman's desperate struggle to either engage them against all odds, or flee from the operation zone before they overtake you.
"Peacekeeper I", Crimson Squadron's oppressive and harrowing theme, combines electronics with a mix of Ominous Pipe Organ, bells and melancholic cellos, creating an air superiority that goes hand in hand with said squadron's general arrogance. Was Kaiser’s motivation for wanting to fight the Federation simply to earn a place in the history books, or was it for a much more personal vendetta?. Was him saying the his commanders now viewed him as their solution just him being delusional, or did the Peacekeeper commanders actually send him? If they did, did they actually want him to level Presidia in spite of the peace treaty, meaning they were acting against orders, or did he go rogue and act against their orders? After all, it isn't like a squadron commander can just walk up and take an experimental fighter jet armed with weapons of mass destruction. What was the meaning of his final words for Monarch to remember him? Was it a warning to Monarch that he will continue to haunt him for the rest of his days? Or did Crimson, in a moment of lucidity, realize that he had gone too far in his obsession with Monarch by leveling Presidia, and wants Monarch to remember him as the proud ace he was before he descended into madness?. 
Did he truly believe that he was doing the right thing, and that joining the Federation would be good for Cascadia? Or was he deluding himself by refusing to acknowledge his and the Federation’s wrong doings, and simply trying to shift the blame onto Monarch/Hitman 1?.
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