[PDF.56sz] Soldiers of Misfortune? [Declassified Press]: The Role of Private Military Contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the Implications for the U.S. Military

Soldiers of Misfortune? [Declassified Press]: The Role of Private Military Contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the Implications for the U.S. Military

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Private contractors have become an essential but highly problematic element in the U.S. military’s total force structure. The Army in particular relies heavily on contractors to perform duties that free up Soldiers for combat roles. The vast majority of these civilian employees provide logistical and technical support. They build facilities, do laundry, and staff dining halls on U.S. bases at home and abroad. While some of these contractors have been involved in is...

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