SOSi Lands US Central Command Contract for Operations, Facilities Management
SOS International has been re-awarded a potential 5-year, $17.9 million contract by the U.S. Central Command to continue maintaining and managing secure
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SOS International has been re-awarded a potential 5-year, $17.9 million contract by the U.S. Central Command to continue maintaining and managing secure
/PRNewswire/ -- SOSi, a leader in delivering transformational management and IT solutions to the U.S. Department of Defense, today announced it has been...
/PRNewswire/ -- SOSi, a leader in delivering transformational management and IT solutions to the U.S. Department of Defense, today announced it has been...
How Afghanistan’s President Helped His Brother Secure Lucrative Mining Deals with a U.S. Contractor This article was written by our Investigator Zack Kopplin and was originally published here. Afghanistan’s crags and valleys hold at least a trillion dollars’ worth of minerals, first mapped by Soviet geologists in the 1970s. Local warlords and foreign powers have plundered these deposits ever since. The Taliban and other armed groups have battled both the central government and each other for control of the mines, using them to fund their insurgencies. Even former U.S. President Dona...
Print The paratroopers had their assignment: Check out reports that Afghan police had recovered the mangled remains of an insurgent suicide bomber. Try to get iris scans and fingerprints for identification. The 82nd Airborne Division soldiers arrived at the police station in Afghanistan’s Zabol province in February 2010. They inspected the body parts. Then the mission turned macabre: The paratroopers posed for photos next to Afghan police, grinning while some held — and others squatted beside — the corpse’s severed legs. A few months later, the same platoon was dispatched to investi...