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Recent Entries
- Industry Talk: How To Strengthen The Afghan National Police, By DynCorp CEO William Ballhaus
- Aviation: Drone Archer Weapons– The Hexacopter
- Kaizen: FPS Using Covert/Overt Inspections For Contractor Security Posts
- War Art: ’Not Responsible’, From LMS Defense-The Comics
- Letter Of Marque: The Constitutional Law And Practice Of Privateering, By Assistant U.S. Attorney Theodore Cooperstein
- Industry Talk: Private Sector Eyes Opportunity In Haiti Rebuilding
- Jobs: Security Guard, UAE-Dubai
- Afghanistan: So As NATO Falters Or Members Leave, Will Contractors Pick Up The Slack?
- Industry Talk: Private Security Contractor Robert Harding, Nominated To Lead TSA
- Training: Maritime Academy To Offer Field Training On The Use Of Small Arms
[…] Wow, this is kind of cool. Imagine this….DynCorp could be contracted to completely rebuild a country. lol From providing the security and stabilization services, to piecing together a crumbled executive branch, to setting up the judicial branch. This company can do it all now, and that is kind of awe inspiring. I guess you could call them the ultimate Sys Admin company. […]