It was precisely because of this that the Newland Navy independently invested in the development of the air-launched AGM-109B missile based on the BGM-109B, the anti-ship "Tomahawk." According to the original plan, this missile would be used to equip large combat aircraft, such as the P-3C Anti-submarine Patrol Aircraft.
Unfortunately, due to opposition from the Air Force, the air-launched "Tomahawk" failed to receive funding from Congress.
After completing all the tests, the Newland Navy had no choice but to abandon the idea of developing air-launched cruise missiles and turn to cooperation with the Air Force.
As early as three years ago, the Navy joined the Air Force-led "Advanced Cruise Missile" project, which covered the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
