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Erik Prince’s private air force in Afghanistan faces many legal hurdles

6th August, 2017 · admin
Erik Prince

Erik Prince

Navy Times: Erik Prince’s proposal to bridge the Afghanistan air force’s capability gaps with his own private air force faces a mountain of legal hurdles, government oversight, and raises  new questions about private military companies operating in roles typically in the purview of nation states. On Wednesday, Military Times reported that the former Blackwater CEO had submitted a proposal to the Afghan government to contract services using a private fleet of attack aircraft, gunships, transport planes, and intelligence assets to help the war-torn country’s fledgling air force transition over the next two years. Click here to read more (external link).

Posted in Security, US-Afghanistan Relations | Tags: Air Force |
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