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: The Defense Base Act BlogDo Americans View Contractors in Iraq as ?Expendable Profiteers??
By Aaron Walter
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In a recent Houston Chronicle article, Steven Schooner, senior associate dean of the George Washington University School of Law and apparent expert on military outsourcing, revealed this as a possible explaination of the lack of public knowledge and debate concerning American, non-military casualties, in Iraq.
The public all too frequently perceives contractor personnel in Iraq as expendable profiteers, adventure-seekers or [...]Full post as published by The Defense Base Act Blog on March 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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