American mercenaries, what are mercenaries

The black water and the black water are not vulgar.

Heishui is a p, you have to be low-key and low-key in this business.

Big companies are keeping a low profile.

That's right, it's called the International Peace Operations Association

The United States does not engage in mercenaries, the one you are talking about is a private security company. In a chaotic place like Iraq and Afghanistan, you can't do business without private security.

Mercenary is a special profession that refers to armed personnel who participate in a war for the purpose of money, and groups and individuals who participate in an armed conflict for profit. A mercenary is hired to fight only for money, and he can be hired by anyone as long as the other party bids high enough.

From the barbarians in the Roman armies to the European prisoners exiled to Africa during the post-colonial era, mercenaries have long been seen as a group of people who "want money but not life".

The employment contract is legally valid if it meets the following requirements: both parties to the employment contract have the corresponding capacity for civil conduct; The intention of the parties to the employment contract is genuine; The content of the employment contract complies with laws and regulations and public order and good customs; Other valid provisions of the law, such as dry parts.

Article 9 of the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Personal Injury Compensation Cases Article 9 Where an employee causes injury to another person in the course of employment activities, the employer shall be liable for compensation; If an employee intentionally or grossly negligently causes damages, he shall be jointly and severally liable with the employer for compensation. If the employer bears joint and several liability for compensation, it may recover compensation from the employee. "Engaging in employment activities" as used in the preceding paragraph refers to engaging in production and business activities or other labor activities within the scope authorized or instructed by the employer.

Where an employee's conduct exceeds the scope of authorization, but the performance of duties or is intrinsically related to the performance of duties, it shall be found to be "engaging in employment activities".

To correct the point, it is not called a mercenary system, it is called a conscription system, and citizens voluntarily join the army instead of compulsory service

The United States retains the right to conscription in principle (a draft bill passed by Congress before the war), but it has not been implemented since the end of the Vietnam War in 1970.

Therefore, the United States is now following the path of conscription, but retains the system of conscription.

Since the Vietnam War, Nixon announced the abolition of the compulsory military system and the use of the volunteer military system, that is, the United States ** and the conscripts signed contracts to serve in the army (note is not obligatory), so the United States ** also began to improve the treatment and welfare of soldiers, the US military not only has a basic salary but also bonuses and allowances, etc., the bulk of the US military expenditure in addition to the first equipment is personnel welfare and treatment expenditure, and now the US military's conscription system is a volunteer system.

The recruitment of mercenaries by Western countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States is operated by civilian security companies.

The conditions vary from company to company, but the basic requirements are the same – proficiency in English or the language of one of the major Western countries, and work experience in the military or law enforcement.

First of all, I think you need to figure out the difference between mercenaries and security contractors, mercenaries are responsible for collecting money to fight wars, and security contractors are responsible for protecting targets.

The first thing to be clear is that the United Kingdom and the United States** do not admit to hiring any mercenaries and conducting military operations in any country or region.

Then there are the security contractors, which are similar to the concept of security, but the security contractors use force to protect targets in chaotic areas. Generally, countries do not employ people, and most of their customers are business owners, construction companies, etc.

If the state hires a security contractor, it must also be selected based on the criteria of being able to protect the target, and then it is **.

No! There are many security guards!! The chengguan is also powerful!

There are no mercenaries in China, only militia and regular army.

Modern mercenaries no longer operate in a straggler manner, as in the past, but form companies, establish a corporate management system according to modern business models, and undertake business. Externally, they generally refer to themselves as employees of private armies companies or security companies. At present, there are hundreds of companies established by mercenaries in the world, and there are four well-known ones.

The first was the South African Private Armament Company (EO), established in 1989 and with more than 700 members, most of whom were retired officers and special operations soldiers of the South African Army. The company has been involved in civil wars in African countries such as Angola. Subsequently, due to strict South African regulations, the company was dissolved a few years ago, and its members either formed a separate company or joined an overseas mercenary company.

The second is an SI company registered in the Bahamas with several offices in London and Washington, D.C. Founded in the early 90s, the company has British** and military backgrounds, and its employees include a number of senior British and American military officers. Its main business is the provision of security, consulting, military training, intelligence support and logistical support.

The third is MPRI, a military career resource company based in Virginia, USA. It was founded in 1987 by U.S. General Lewis and has attracted many retired U.S. generals to join. There are reports that there are more than 2,000 ex-servicemen in the MPRI company's archives.

The fourth is Blackwater Security Consulting, a U.S.-based company. Founded in 1996, the company has five subsidiaries that provide consulting, training and intelligence services.