Torpedo Afterbody And Tail Case

The Torpedo Afterbody and Tail Case are components of inert torpedoes in the supply class Torpedos and Components, which belong to the supply group Ammunition and Explosives.

The Afterbody refers to the rear section of the torpedo, which typically houses the propulsion system, guidance system, and other critical components. It is responsible for providing stability and control to the torpedo during its flight or underwater operation.

The Tail Case, on the other hand, is the protective casing that covers and encloses the afterbody of the torpedo. It provides structural integrity and protection to the internal components, ensuring that they remain intact and functional during transportation, storage, and handling.

Both the Afterbody and Tail Case are essential parts of inert torpedoes, which are used for training, testing, or other non-operational purposes. These components are designed to mimic the form and weight of live torpedoes but do not contain any explosive or hazardous materials.