“A handyman with a passion for jet engines says he is building a cruise missile in his backyard using parts and technology freely available over the Internet,” Reuters reports from Wellington, New Zealand.
“Bruce Simpson, a 49-year-old Internet site developer… says he was prompted to build the missile because so many people had told him it could not easily be done,” the wire service continues.
On his web site, Simpson claims the missile can fly up to 100 miles, and carry a warhead of 22 pounds. He says the whole package costs less than $5,000 to put together. Step-by-step instructions on how to build the missile are coming soon, he promises.
D.I.Y. CRUISE MISSILENOTE: Comments are limited to 2500 characters and spaces. By commenting on this topic you agree to the terms and conditions of our User Agreement |


Recent Comments
The New Zealand SAS wear multicam in Afghanistan, their pictures...
Pat Griffith
Why don't we give congress and the senate a raise then they can...
CHOPS
Part 2 An excellent example is the habit of labling the JSF...
SMSgt Mac
An excellent example is the habit of labling the JSF program as...
SMSgt Mac
An excellent example is the habit of labling the JSF program as...
SMSgt Mac
Part 2 An excellent example is the habit of labling the JSF...
SMSgt Mac
Part 1 One of the problems with the 'whole story' is...
SMSgt Mac
And that is exactly why Vietnam is now starting to...
Tim
Not to cavil, but the F-35 program cost will not breach the...
SMSgt Mac
Re: Q1 thru Q4: Do you know if there's a paper trail to show...
TMB