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All high risk positions must meet the following criteria:
  • All persons applying must produce a criminal records check from their host country
  • All persons applying must have current immunizations, and proof of recent (within 90 days) medical clearance/physical
  • All applicants must have a valid, verifiable military history  (special forces, and or police special operations given preference)
  • CV’s must be in a Microsoft Word format or .PDF format
  • All applicants must present a recent full length photo attached with your CV
  • All applicants must be in a high state of physical fitness, we do not accept personnel that are overweight, or do not follow a regular fitness regimine
  • Preference given to applicants that have  2+ years in an active combat zone (that does not include East Timoor, or UN peace keeping missions)
  • Those applicants that have advanced medical training (WEMT, EMT, Paramedic, LPN, RN), will be given preference
  • Those applicants that have current PSD courses, and internationally recognized shooting/tactical courses will be given preference
  • Provide a minimum of three references of management, or supervisors that have been in direct charge over you in your last three jobs
  • Those with military experience must submit a copy of their discharge certificate (DD214 or equivalent)
  • Anyone with a history of substance abuse will not be considered.

 

Management positions:
  • Minimum of an associate’s degree, bachelors degree, or higher.
  • Must have  had responsible charge type management background (that does not mean PSD team leader, or static site supervisor).   We only accept CV’s from senior (senior enlisted, major or above) military positions, Operations Manager, Logistics Manager, Business Development.
  • Must meet all of the fitness level, and medical screening requirements listed above.
  • Preference given to those who have extensive industry experience in high threat environments
  • Most importantly, be able to multi task to cover other management roles.
  • Be a positive team player.  We have no need for those who consider conflict a management tool.

 


 

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Mar 10, 2010
UK minister urges push for Afghan peace settlement
LONDON (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary David Miliband urged Afghans on Wednesday to push energetically for a peace settlement with Taliban insurgents and said Afghanistan's neighbors must support such an agreement. Miliband's conciliatory comments, in a speech to be given in the United States later on Wednesday, reflect growing acceptance in the West that Taliban fighters who break ...

Mar 10, 2010
Afghan Women Wary Of Overtures To Taliban
Taliban rule was a dark period for women in Afghanistan, and they want to make sure their fears are not forgotten as the new government in Kabul tries to find ways to make peace with the Taliban. Shafiqa Quraishi, an Afghan police colonel, had her career disrupted by the Taliban rule from the mid-1990s to 2001, when women were brutalized, kept at home and not allowed to work. "The Taliban ...

Mar 10, 2010
Miliband urges push for Afghan peace deal
British Foreign Secretary David Miliband urged Afghans on Wednesday to push energetically for a peace settlement with Taliban insurgents and said Afghanistan's neighbours must support such an agreement. Skip related content Miliband's conciliatory comments, in a speech to be given in the United States later on Wednesday, reflect growing acceptance in the West that Taliban fighters who break ...

Mar 10, 2010
Too young to be a widow: Death in Afghanistan
The soldiers were lined up more than 100 deep at Laflamme Dental Clinic on Fort Bragg on the morning of May 28. The strangers ringing Shana Crumpler's doorbell in Hope Mills the evening of March 1 didn't worry her. They probably had the wrong house. She was starting to cook dinner - chicken wings, macaroni and corn - so she sent her 11-year-old daughter, Hannah, to the door. But the two ...

Mar 10, 2010
Making Matters Worse in Afghanistan
Editor’s Note: The Obama administration’s expanded counterinsurgency campaign in Afghanistan carries a heavy risk that many more civilians will be killed and that the slaughter might prolong, rather than shorten, the eight-year war. In this guest essay, the Independent Institute’s Charles Peña argues that civilian deaths are generating a deep-seated Americanism, with some ...

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