Bernd
01/23/2022 (Sun) 10:45:51
No.46195
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01/23/2022 (Sun) 10:45:51
No.46195
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>>46088
>This is their own fault though, why do they leave?
Exactly.
But maybe they see that they don't lose much influence in Mali anyway. I dunno.
Apparently it is legal here to form private mercenary outfit.
https://index.hu/belfold/2022/01/22/maganhadsereg-bagjos-richard-pmc/
According to the article they are looking for recruits with "professional past" as policeman and prison guards... No soldier profession is mentioned. For now about a thousand men expressed their interest, the offered wage is $3-5000, the employing company is a private security company based "somewhere in the emirates". Besides gunners they are looking for medics, firefighters, IT and telecommunication professionals, translators, drivers, and two "online support" guys.
They're gonna get training first, and their name will be Falcons Forces.
I'm not sure why this thing was published in the papers, maybe it's a marketing technique?
>This is their own fault though, why do they leave?
Exactly.
But maybe they see that they don't lose much influence in Mali anyway. I dunno.
Apparently it is legal here to form private mercenary outfit.
https://index.hu/belfold/2022/01/22/maganhadsereg-bagjos-richard-pmc/
According to the article they are looking for recruits with "professional past" as policeman and prison guards... No soldier profession is mentioned. For now about a thousand men expressed their interest, the offered wage is $3-5000, the employing company is a private security company based "somewhere in the emirates". Besides gunners they are looking for medics, firefighters, IT and telecommunication professionals, translators, drivers, and two "online support" guys.
They're gonna get training first, and their name will be Falcons Forces.
I'm not sure why this thing was published in the papers, maybe it's a marketing technique?