Being a mercenary is always precarious. It's akin to asking "Why are people in other militaries active duty instead of civilian contractors for Lockheed, Northrop Grumman, etc?"
Being a mercenary is always precarious. It's akin to asking "Why are people in other militaries active duty instead of civilian contractors for Lockheed, Northrop Grumman, etc?"
Sure, however it has the benefit of not needing to adhere to typical formalities regarding rules, regulations and conduct, with different payment rates and lengths for serving out proposed contracts etc. Generally, it appeals to those who have already previously served in the Military and would rather not re-enlist.
Sure, however it has the benefit of not needing to adhere to typical formalities regarding rules, regulations and conduct, with different payment rates and lengths for serving out proposed contracts etc.
Generally, it appeals to those who have already previously served in the Military and would rather not re-enlist.
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