One panelist would reverse the US Navy decision not to perform full-scope testing of the Mark 6 exploder. The intervention focuses on reproducing the weapon's complete operating envelope rather than merely checking components under expected conditions. That work could expose defects before submarines depend on the torpedo in combat. In this answer, weapons assurance matters more than acquiring a new platform.
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Full-scope testing as the decisive Mark 6 exploder reform
The preferred intervention is procedural: require complete operational testing of the Mark 6 exploder before wartime dependence exposes its faults.