Afterbody Torpedo Case

Afterbody Torpedo Case refers to a component of a torpedo that is used to house and protect the internal mechanisms and payload of the torpedo. It is specifically classified as inert, meaning it does not contain any active explosives or ammunition.

In the supply class Torpedos And Components, the Afterbody Torpedo Case is categorized as a component of a torpedo. It is designed to provide structural integrity and protection to the internal components of the torpedo, such as the propulsion system, guidance system, and warhead.

In the supply group Ammunition And Explosives, the Afterbody Torpedo Case is further classified as inert. This means that it does not contain any live explosives or ammunition and is considered safe for handling and transportation.

Overall, the Afterbody Torpedo Case is an important component of a torpedo, providing protection and support to the internal mechanisms while being classified as inert to ensure safety during storage, handling, and transportation.