1. President of a PMC (Private Military Company)

2. Private Military Companies started popping up after the Cold war.  Since the end of the Cold War, Private Military Companies (PMCs), Private Security Companies (PSCs), and contractors in related business sectors have played a growing role in areas of defense, homeland security, and humanitarian reconstruction.

3. Some PMC’s have different types of engagement  At land and sea, these types of firms have also been engaged in raising and maintaining levels of security in unstable but economically important areas of the world.

4. Another reason why PMC’s are still around  Ongoing global instability since the terrorist attacks of 9/11 fosters a demand too for private military and security services in areas of counterterrorism and strategic law enforcement. Since the beginning of the century, PMCs and PSCs further play critical roles in the fight against drug trafficking organizations and global organized crime.

5. Redefined and my reason  Into the 21st century, conflict is being redefined as a struggle between security partnerships between the public and private sectors and adverse private forces.  The reason why I am interested in this field of work is because I always liked Mercenaries and the PMC industries is worth $100 billion dollars. I’ll be providing a service for people both private and government interests. Protecting people from terrorists and militants.

6. Private Military Company responsibities  Security services for both private and government interests.  Escorting VIP’s and conveys  Providing Air support for American and foreign soldiers  Training Afghanistan Police and Military forces  Gather intelligence

7. Working Conditions  Physical  Outdoors  In different countries. Outside in the Snow, rain, sunny, the weather doesn’t matter.  12 hour  Very hostile conditions

8. Requirements  Must have some kind of training. (Police, Military, Security, Special Force or at least Militant training.)  Must have experience in the field.  Can’t be racist  Must be completely able to make reasonable decisions.

9. Job Out Look/Employment  Employment is very high.  Usually soldiers who we’re honorably discharged.  Rising  In big certain cities.  Work in Hart, Michigan

10. Earnings  Own a nice, large desirable home  Save a lot of money  Help people get a job if they fit the requirements.  Be well respected from my fellow Americans but not be respected for my money.  810,000 a week.  A domesticated fox from Russia.

11. Related Occupation  Counselor  Indoors  Psychology degree  Rising  40,000 grand a year  I like talking to people about there problems and I’ve been through some stuff too.

12. Summary  Controlling contractors with experience all over the world in modern warfare. Helping Americans and civilians everywhere. The PMC industry’s can provide stock for the average Joe can invest in or contact a PMC for security reasons. Fighting terrorists and for global security and the safety of our country. Protecting our world leaders and our citizens from those who oppose us. Feeling pretty good about it. I look forward to helping and saving lives.

13. Cited page  http://www.privatemilitary.org/private_milita ry_companies.html http://www.privatemilitary.org/private_milita ry_companies.html  http://www.privatemilitary.org/private_forces.html http://www.privatemilitary.org/private_forces.html  Shadow Company by Nick Bicanic and Jason Bourque. Mercenary documentary.  Blackwater: The Rise of the World’s Most Powerful Mercenary Army by Jeremy Scahill