We’ll see how it goes. I think it is important to note our continuing work, which continues to be ignored by the main stream media, and that we will be impacted by the drawdown as well. Supplies will still need to be brought in to the camps, and even more security contractors will be needed to haul equipment out along with those standard logistics runs. And as U.S. troops are shuffled around, the civilian camp security elements will become more important to ‘buffer’ these movements. Oh, and don’t forget the fact that all the facility maintenance is highly dependent on civilian contractors, and without these folks. These guys are really important when AC units or generators breakdown, or god forbid, any internet networks break down.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Podcasts: ‘Long, Hot Summer’ Ahead For U.S. Troops In Iraq
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