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AFGHANISTAN Issue 534 dated 03/11/2006

Three-Way Fight for Contract

In ever-tighter economic conditions private security firms are fighting for a contract to protect the British embassy in Kabul.

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ArmorGroup Carries the Day in Afghanistan

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