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We are obviously talking about something different. In Afghanistan, bodyguards from a company called DynCorp protect President Hamid Karzai he was guarded by American special forces before them.
A south African company named "Executive outcomes" was formed out of a disbanded special forces unit. They operated in North Africa in a country called Sierra Leone where they decimated a 10,000 strong militia group called RUF with 300 men. "80 such companies were involved in the Angolan civil war alone between 1975 and 2003, companies staffed with decommissioned gladiators from all over the world: French Foreign Legionnaires, South African paratroopers, Ukrainian pilots, Nepalese Ghurkas. " http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/englis...298144,00.html I don't have the slightest clue what i'm talking about do I? I said "some", of course a PC company isnt going to recruit special forces soldiers to deliver food. Some of these companies wont even return your call if you dont have at least 4 years of special forces under your belt. History channel had a 2 hour special on it last night thats what made me post this. |
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This is why I said you have no clue as to what you are talking about, because you do not. |
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soldierzhonor = Yea but i just didn't think anyone on this site would believe that figure
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What others have to say in this thread have nothing to do with what you said. I am also well aware of EO and their accomplishments as well as mistakes, before they were ran out of business to cover the UN's ineptness, they were one of the best companies to work for and with. |
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