serious answer but without a dod contract and appropriate licensing, putting any kind of guidance system other than "keep it pointed straight up" on a rocket li

serious answer but without a dod contract and appropriate licensing, putting any kind of guidance system other than "keep it pointed straight up" on a rocket like this definitely makes it fall within a few things: ITAR (international traffic in arms regulations) EAR (export administration regulations) CCL (commerce control list) BIS (bureau of industry and security) MTCR (missile technology control regime) Just to start... Let's just say if you want to guide something like this you'd better be sure that the federal government absolutely knows who you are and what you're building, and for what purpose, and that everyone is a US citizen who is eligible to get a security clearance. I guess I didn't even get into the other explosives/munitions related licensing and certifications and storage/preparation facility requirements for very large solid rocket motors (ATF)