Torpedo Motor Compartment

The Torpedo Motor Compartment is a component of torpedoes that falls under the supply class "Torpedos And Components, Inert" in the supply group "Ammunition And Explosives."

The Torpedo Motor Compartment is a section of the torpedo that houses the motor or propulsion system. It is responsible for providing the necessary power and propulsion to the torpedo to enable it to move through the water and reach its target. The motor compartment typically contains the motor, fuel, and other necessary components for the torpedo's propulsion.

In the context of the supply class "Torpedos And Components, Inert," it refers to the inert or non-explosive version of the torpedo motor compartment. This means that it does not contain any live explosives or active propulsion systems. It is used for training, testing, or other non-operational purposes where an inert version of the torpedo is required.

Please note that the specific design and features of the Torpedo Motor Compartment may vary depending on the type and model of the torpedo.