UAE relied on expertise of retired US troops to beef up its military
Over the past seven years, 280 military retirees have sought federal authorization to work for the United Arab Emirates — far more than for any other country.
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Over the past seven years, 280 military retirees have sought federal authorization to work for the United Arab Emirates — far more than for any other country.
Hundreds of veterans have taken lucrative foreign jobs that U.S. officials approved — but fought to keep secret.
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