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Hey, us security contractor blogs have something to say as well. lol.
After all, there are more civilian contractors in Afghanistan, than troops, and that number will only increase as the surge commences. We do have an impact on logistics, on the COIN strategy, and we will also be dying in the line of duty. So we at least deserve a mention.
If anyone is interested, I posted an article about the surge and contractors.
http://feraljundi.com/2009/12/01/afghanistan-30000-troops-will-be-sent-to-afghanistan-so-how-many-contractors/
Posted by Matt | December 3, 2009 3:09 AM