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The pay for PMC's in dangerous places like Iraq is
generous. Experienced people can make $500-750 a day. But it's not all for
the money, for many its a new career path that has a sense
of duty for country while helping to assist in building a
new democracy. After
the first Gulf War the US military went through a massive Reduction in
Force, sharply reducing our forces, leaving hundreds of thousands of
soldiers without employment. Many of them went on to work for the FBI,
CIA, DEA, Border Patrol, etc.; others joined police departments, went into
security and many started their own companies, doing what they knew best:
providing security or training others to do the same.
SALARIES: (High Approx.)
- PMC
Agents: $150,000.00 per year (tax free.)
- PMC
Senior Agents: $175,000.00 per year.
- PMC
Asst Detail Leader: $200,000.00 per year.
- PMC Detail
Leader: $250,000.00 per year.
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MONTHLY
COMPANY PROFILE:
BAMG
(Border Analysis & Management Group)
Your
borders are your front lines when it comes to protecting your
country against terrorism, narcotics smuggling and economic
instability. Be proactive today and strengthen your front lines
ensuring a safe future tomorrow. The strengthening, expansion or
reorganization of law enforcement specialties such as Border
Police, Customs, and Immigration to support strong borders and
ports of entries are increasingly in demand throughout the
international community.
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Border
Analysis & Management Group, Inc. (BAMG)
assists nations in building and strengthening their foundation of
National Security and are the front line defenders against those attempting to
harm their sovereignty and economy. We
have extensive counter insurgency and narcotic interdiction experience both
domestically as well as internationally. We have conducted training,
advising and the reorganization of Police/Border Police Forces throughout
Africa, Central and South America, the Middle East, the Balkans and Southeast
Asia.BAMG is available to advise, train and mentor those
governmental agencies wanting to improve their performance and to expand or
reorganize their border security forces for the current environment that they
face today.
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The
following list highlights a few of our key assets and services:
- Analysis
and assessments of existing organizations, training programs or
operations
- Implementation
and reorganization programs that include advising and training
oversight
- Domestic
training and advising to local law enforcement agencies
- Assist
local and federal agencies with support services
- Deployment
of Special Border Operation Teams
- Recruiting
and vetting of qualified professionals for independent contracting
opportunities.
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STATISTICS:
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60
plus - Security firms employing agents in Iraq.
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200
plus - Security firms worldwide.
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15,000
20,000 - Private security agents employed by those firms.
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$1.5
million - Dollars per month paid to Executive Outcomes to subdue 10,
000 rebels in Sierra Leone in 1995-96.
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$40
million - Dollars per year paid to Executive Outcomes to quell 50,000
rebels in Angola in 1993-95.
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$100
million - Dollars to be spent by U.S. occupation authority to secure
Baghdad area in next 14 months.
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$100
billion - Size of security industry worldwide, annually, in dollars
this year.
- $202
billion Estimated size of the security industry worldwide in the
year 2002.
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After the Sept.11
attacks business for these small firms exploded, prompted by
corporate executives and government officials who wanted to
bolster their security overseas. But it was the occupation of Iraq
that brought explosive growth to the young industry. America
simply doesnt have a military that can support long term or
multiple conflicts around the world. The answer; Private Military
Contractors.
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