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U.S. Security firms ready to battle pirates on the high seas www.privateofficer.com

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U.S. Security firms ready to battle pirates on the high seas www.privateofficer.com Atlanta GA. Jan 26 2009 inthesetimes.com Blackwater Worldwide and other private security firms are taking to the high seas to battle pirates. In 2008, pirates attacked more than 100 ships off the coast of Somalia, and, as of early January, roughly 15 ships and 250 crewmembers were [...]

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