One of the two RN failures was a missed or incorrectly performed procedure - the missile headed off in the wrong direction and the flight was terminated under range command. so we can separate that out as not related to the quality of the missile or it's components.
That gives you one failure vs I think something like five or six tests by the RN over the years.
All the missiles are stored and maintained at the same facility, and RN missiles are pulled from randomly selected items.
I don't think we have enough dots to start joining anything up here.
That gives you one failure vs I think something like five or six tests by the RN over the years.
All the missiles are stored and maintained at the same facility, and RN missiles are pulled from randomly selected items.
I don't think we have enough dots to start joining anything up here.