As a result, the "Spear" missile's body length reached 5.2 meters, while the main bomber of the Air Force's bomb bay had always been only 4.8 meters.
After repeated negotiations without result, specifically when the length of the missile body was reduced to 4.75 meters, the performance of the missile could not meet the requirements of the Navy and the Army, and the Ministry of Defense had no choice but compromise, allowing the Air Force to withdraw from the project and reallocate its funding originally planned for the "Spear" project.
Thus, the "Spear" had only Navy and Army versions, and the Navy version had three sub-models: submarine-launched, ship-borne, and ship-borne vertical launch.
Moreover, there was a successfully developed submarine-carried vertical launch version.
However, since the missile submarine had not officially been commissioned, this type of "Spear" had not moved into the procurement phase, let alone been formally equipped.
