[Ham-80211] Re: ham-80211 Digest, Vol 12, Issue 3

[Greg McGill]

As far as the risk of a "dirty" bomb or a small tactical nuclear device, I 
suggest that an attacker need only have access to the surplus munitions in 
the world market. I believe we are still trying to account for the 
inventory of the former Soviet Republic.

Secondly, a search of the literature will reveal that, on several 
occasions, American high school and college students have designed and 
partially built nuclear devices. While none were tested, it should be an 
indicator that 60 year old technology can be duplicated today with far less 
effort.

N4PAP
Greg McGill


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