In my recent Antiwar.com piece on the Aegis security contract in Iraq, I mentioned that some of the company’s contractor briefings were accessible on the internet via Google.
That no longer appears to be the case, but the material that was available provided a unique insight into a contract that has since become the subject of renewed controversy. They also present an interesting picture of the situation in Iraq, although one that has to be treated with a great deal of caution. Accordingly, I have reproduced some of the relevant documents below the fold.
ROC National Weekly Summary
Special Intel Products
Threat Assessment Chlorine Gas VBIEDs
ROC G2 Special Assessment Chlorine Supplemented IEDs
Religious Festivals in Iraq 2007-08
Six Month Outlook – from early 2007
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