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Why US Contractors in Kuwait Are Sounding the Alarm Over Safety and Pay
The image of a private contractor in the Middle East usually involves high-tech gear and a massive paycheck. That's the Hollywood version. The reality on the ground in Kuwait right now is a lot
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Why US Contractors in Kuwait Are Sounding the Alarm Over Safety and Pay
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