Money is appropriated for torpedoes, mines and undersea munitions
What the document says“$400,000,000 for the production of heavyweight torpedoes;”
Nine of the sums go to undersea weapons: $400,000,000 to produce heavyweight torpedoes and $70,000,000 to improve their maintenance; $200,000,000 for mass-producible autonomous underwater munitions; $200,000,000 to produce lightweight torpedoes and $55,000,000 for lightweight multi-mission torpedoes; $500,000,000 for maritime mines and $150,000,000 for air-delivered long-range maritime mines; $50,000,000 for new underwater explosives; and $80,000,000 to produce sonobuoys.
What the document actually says“$400,000,000 for the production of heavyweight torpedoes;”
One sum is $400 million. It pays to build heavy torpedoes.
Eight more sums cover other undersea arms. They include mines, light torpedoes and explosives. One buys floating sound buoys that listen for ships.
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