Is there any security companies who are looking for ex special force operators to work in Iraq or Afghanistan?
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Yeah buddy - I have some email addresses for you but do not want to post them here. Give me a shout at grh602000@yahoo.com.
574308
Depending on your experience, there are a few options. Look at Dyncorp. Depending on what ao you want, there are others. If you do in fact have LE or comparable military experience, investigate a company out of Moyock,NC, you'll figure it out.Good Luck.
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You should look for another company.  I worked for RMS in Camp Taji and I can tell you that KBR and others are starting to hire Third Country Nationals to cut costs.  You need to look at IAP International or others and maybe not in Iraq, but in Africa or Kuwait.  You have tremendous opportunities elsewhere and not so dangerous.  Think about it.
799115
good question and the answer is yes\n\nthis from a former army recruiter / active army
742558
apply with employment agencies that specialist in placing people in security jobs. good luck
322677
Contact the Civillan Personnel Office on any US Military Base, I have a feeling that with his experience he would get a job as a civillan employee/instructor in a second.
636225
yes, both, i know some military folks that are over there and i also know some civilian contractors over there making over a hundred grand a year, tax free.....ive only spent time in saudi arabia when i was in the military, never went to iraq
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i'm gonna help you out this one time. don't tell anyone.\n\nhttp://www.military.com/Careers/Home/0,13373,,00.htm\n\ncivilian employers looking for a certain type.\none day i will ask you for a favor and you can't refuse
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Special people who like operations.
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http://www.operationsoldiersupport.org/
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British Special Air Service. A special forces unit formed in the Libyan desert during world war two, made up of highly trained four man squads who worked behing enemy lines blowing up airfields, troop convoys, etc etc.\n\nCalled the Special Air Service Brigade to fool the germans into thinking it was a much larger force.\n\nFought in the Malayan and  Borneo campaigns in the 50's and 60's and became expert at Jungle fighting and defeated both the communist guerrilas and Indonesian insurgents.\n\nFought in the desert campaigns in Oman in the 70's with distinction, and also developed a counter terrorist role in Northern Ireland.\n\nFamously stormed the Iranian Embassy in London live on T.V after terrorists occupied the building and held the Iranaian diplomats hostage. All the terrorists were killed except one.\n\nWas the model for the U.S Delta force after a U.S Green Beret officer was seconded. Delta and SAS still swap officers on secondment.\n\nSaw distinguished service in action in the Falklands, Sierra Leone, both gulf wars, South America (anti drugs ops) and has trained special forces units around the world.\n\nMade up of four "squadrons" A, B, D, and G and recruits across the British and commonwealth armies, mainly from the parachute regiment except G squadron which recruits exclsively from the Guards.\n\nThe Royal Marine equivalent is the SBS Special Boat Squadron and is similar to the SEALS.\n \nIs now the most highly specialised special forces unit in the world.
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Interpol (the International Criminal Police Organization) has wanted posters of some of the world's nastiest criminals:\nhttp://www.interpol.int/Public/Wanted/Default.asp\n\nAs to where to gain the skills, I would recommend  the United States military - the Navy has SEALS, Army has Delta Force. Both are elite units where you learn the types of skills that would come in handy hunting international criminals.\nhttp://www.sealchallenge.navy.mil/\nhttp://specialoperations.com/Army/Delta_Force/\n\nThe FBI and Secret Service also specialize in the apprehension of criminals, and both offer excellent training for agents.\nhttp://www.fbijobs.gov/\nhttp://www.secretservice.gov/opportunities.shtml\n\nBy the way, a "guerilla assassin" would be someone who works way, way outside the law. I believe the title you are looking for is "global vigilante".
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I don't know where you're from but you've got access to the Internet so try this.\n\nEach Wednesday the national newspaper "The Australian" publishes a section of situations vacant especially for the aviation industry.  I've just finished working for a company that is delivering military helicopters to the Australian Dept. of Defence. We used Wednesday's Australian to advertise all of our positions.  Good Luck.\n\nAlso try the big aviation company websites: BAE SYSTEMS, Boeing, Raytheon, Eurocopter (trading as Australian Aerospace in Australia), QANTAS and so on.
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most of the driving is done by locals in "jingle trucks" the rest the military covers. So either join the service or talk to the Kuwaitis people. There is also a company that does like everything maybe ask them there called KBR. I am not really sure about that whole civilian driving off base in a combat zone type thing. Most supplies come on planes or choppers anyhow.
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www.thefinalrollcall.us.\n\nThey have listings for Iraq, the Phillipines, and Afghanistan.  That's how I found out my bunkmate from Basic bit it in Afghanistan.
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If you're in the service, I'd talk to your unit's admin rep. They'll be able to at least give some pointers. Some agancies can be entered while still on active duty. A temporary "on loan" or liason basis?  CIA/NSA for example sometimes use military intelligence personnel. The C.D.C. can borrow experts from USAMRIID.
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The are really looking to recruit folks that speak Arabic so I'm sure they will find a way. You will have to go through a background check etc...but went through basic training with someone from Africa and another from UK.