Fuerzas de Elite

Pues os lo estoy contando tan de primera mano como que os estoy poniendo literalmente los mails, un saludo

actualizo en tiempo real, peticion de elementos españoles de Operaciones con cursos de proteccion



De: LOI (alan@lloyd-owen.com)
Enviado: viernes, 22 de mayo de 2009 18:10:22
Para: luis

The task is for the United Nations to protect an Ambassador appointment to special commission.

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Alan Waller
+(965) 663 25054
alan@lloyd-owen.com
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All our ignorance brings us closer to death..

Yoyimbo estas ultimas fotos son de donde estas?


saludos a todos, volvere.

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Si te editamos el post en verde no te preocupes, si en rojo pon atencion.

He dado dos besos que jamas podre olvidar... pues fueron a mi querida Enseña Nacional.

que va, son de AEGIS y de otra empresa en Afganistan, me las pasó un amigo inglès hace unos días...
un saludo

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All our ignorance brings us closer to death..

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[marq=left]En Fauerzaesp preferimos calidad a cantidad[/marq]
Si me arrodillo ante ti no es por rendición, sino por saludarte cordialmente antes de derrotarte

hola que tal,mira alguien sabe algo de una empresa extranjera que esta contratando gente para dar seguridad a barcos en el cuerno de africa... gracias, un saludo

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la suerte favorece a las mentes preparadas

pues hay varias, por cual preguntas???

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All our ignorance brings us closer to death..

Para el que le interese, un saludo



Gentlemen, The situation is that an American firm has two ships in port at Mombassa, Kenya, waiting for an armed escort so they can lay fibreoptic cable through the pirate-infested waters between Kenya and Yemen. For most of this mission, they will be about 200NM off the coast of Somalia moving north at 5-7 knots. These two ships have about 8 security personnel on-board each, but the are unarmed, so they will basically act as lookouts while our ship will have the muscle. The initial task of laying the cable should take a minimum of 14 days, but that could easily take longer if there is rough weather or mechanical issues. In addition, there may be a second escort required once we have reached Yemen. At that point, a second set of cable laying vessels will begin working between Sudan and Djbouti, and that may be an additional 11 days' work escorting them through the Gulf of Aden. So this is probably about 30 days at-sea. We have arranged to rent a 35 metre tug boat. She has two RHIBs on- board. Living conditions will be rough, with an accomodation built on the tug's rear deck. We are looking for 10 operators at a daily rate of $2,000/day at sea and $500/day for the administration/move days before and after the mission. We will also cover insurance and airfare. The only issue that may cause this project to fail is that we are having a difficult time arranging the weapons and ammunition required for the job. So I am not in a position to offer anything to you until I am certain this problem can be resolved. Assuming the weapons can be arranged in the next day or two, we would be looking to get you into Kenya this coming Saturday and setting sail on Monday 1 July. Please indicate if you are interested in this mission, and please feel free to refer to me other people you have worked with in the past. The ideal candidate has a Western SF or SOF background, and must be capable of working in English. Thank you, -Charles Barlow _______________ Charles BarlowDirector, Field SupportZariba Security Corporation001-613-883-8280 (24/7)