You can also click on the "Eraser" tool in the NavMap and use it to delete select waypoints.
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First, use the SH3 manual as a mouse-mat. Then open the GWX manual and start reading what a true manual should look like.
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And don't feel bad about not figuring out every little trick of how to do things, some folks play for years and don't realize where all the tricks and shortcuts are until someone else mentions one in here. SH3 has a pretty steep learning curve. As already noted, you can use your pre-war August '39 patrol (or the Naval Academy tutorials) to get the hang of things.
The crew fatigue issue can be a real PITA, especially since in RL a commander would not be expected to micromanage his men to that degree - the watch/duty schedules would be assigned and stuck to, there'd be no need to tuck dudes into their bunks when they got tired, lol. And even if there were that duty would probably fall to the bosun or whoever was responsible for day-to-day discipline among the enlisted men.
At some point if you want to give SH3 Commander a try (it's a wonderful standalone program for managing many aspects of the game, your career, and your crew) you can use it to "turn off" fatigue or choose from several different fatigue models. Some folks like the aspect of managing the crew more closely in-game, so it's up to you.