AFGHANISTAN — A recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court is drawing renewed attention to the legal exposure faced by contractors operating in combat zones. The court ruled that a U.S. soldier injured in a suicide bombing at Bagram Airfield can move forward with a lawsuit against a defense contractor tied to base operations. The […]
Demand for overseas jobs operates very differently from the average job market in the United States. Most domestic jobs are filled from broad local talent pools, but overseas positions are usually built around very specific operational needs, contract timelines, and location-based requirements. Employers are not simply looking for applicants with the right resume. They are […]
FORCE FOR HIRE — is a podcast that examines the often misunderstood world of private military contractors. Hosted by Michelle Harven and Desmon Farris, the series features conversations with contractors, defense analysts, and military professionals to break down misconceptions and provide a clearer understanding of the industry.
UKRAINE — The evolution of modern warfare is accelerating, and Erik Prince is positioning himself at the center of it once again—this time not with boots on the ground, but with autonomous systems in the sky. Prince is now backing Swarmer, a defense technology company focused on developing AI-powered drone swarms. The platform has already […]
Private military contractors refer to corporations whose mandate is to offer military services, including maintenance, strategic planning, procurement, intelligence collection, training, logistical support, and combat operations. Besides, they provide many essential services such as support services, security services, and protection of multinational economic interests in hostile regions. There is a rapid growth of private military […]