Iraqi Military@Mosul Drops Weapons and Run - Directed Energy Weapon?

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For the last decade, ISIS has been a proven performer and provider of government trained professionals to the Military Intelligence (MI) Community worldwide, including Iraq and Afghanistan. We provide expert support and services to multiple governmental agencies, including the Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM), US Northern Command (NORTHCOM), Special Operations Command (SOCOM), Central Command (CENTCOM), Training Doctrine (TRADOC), the United States Army Intelligence Center (USAIC), Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation (PEO-STRI) and Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).

In addition to our government customers, we work with multiple defense contractors including General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT), Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, CACI, ManTech, Advancia and Access, to name a few. Our staff includes seasoned experts in the fields of Intel Systems Maintenance, Unmanned Aircraft Systems Maintenance, Human Intelligence, Counterintelligence, All Source Intelligence Analysis, Joint Intelligence Training, Military Intelligence Doctrine, Training Development and Instruction.

With security force services that augment the Government’s security capabilities, ISIS is regarded as an “extension of the Government” in the performance of security operations. Our daily missions have involved hundreds of security personnel at remote-hostile sites worldwide.

Attributes
Operates in a quiet and professional manner
Preferred Worfldwide security provider and US Government contract company
Timely performance while maintaining excellent customer service and quality control
Outstanding resource management, ensuring maximum cost efficiency
Unparalleled performance allowing the clients operational and strategic objectives to be met without sacrificing their safety or security.
Full Security Services and Capabilities
Personal Protective Services
Low and High Profile Protective Details
Convoy Security
Operational Planning
Mobile and Static Security
Base Area Defense
Mission Execution
Implementation of Tapestry Tracking System
Intelligence Gathering
Escape and Evasion Coordination and Planning
Tactical Medical Support
Management Oversight
Project Management
Third Country National Recruiting, Vetting, and Management
Management of Host Country
Coordinating with Host Nation and US Government Agencies, Officials, and Military Police Forces
Personal Protective Services
Utilizing various protection techniques, ISIS personnel have successfully accomplished a variety of missions in Afghanistan and Iraq. These missions include, but are not limited to, VIP and Dignitary Protection, movement of large numbers of clients and security personnel to remote sites, convoy security, medical support, and the movement and destruction of captured enemy munitions and unexploded ordinance (UXO). Integral to the success of these missions was an exhaustive planning process which included the use of the TAPESTRY tracking system, detailed convoy planning, and a pre-planned emergency Escape and Evasion Plan.

Static and Site Security
ISIS personnel have provided management oversight for internal security and intelligence to forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, working in conjunction with the military and coalition forces to continuously gather, interpret, and expeditiously disseminate crucial information regarding the security situation for multiple bases, airfields, and their surrounding areas. Utilizing this information in conjunction with anti-terrorism support and analysis, personnel security details, and 24/7 security management, ISIS personnel have been able to provide comprehensive security packages to their clients.

Theatre-wide Security Services
ISIS personnel have met the obvious challenges of personnel operating in hostile and unfamiliar territory. We have ramped up and transitioned with incumbents large amounts of personnel (trained and certified), equipment, vehicles, weapons and ammunition, usually in under 30-45 days, for various hostile locations, while ensuring the integrity of weapons and identification cards.

These types of management and logistics challenges have given ISIS management and personnel the experience that is required by the government for excellent security and intelligence management to critical sites worldwide.

ISIS personnel have consistently overcome large challenges such as Multi-National Forces-Iraq (MNF-I) and Joint Contracting Command-Iraq/Afghanistan (JCCI/A) badging of personnel, CONUS Replacement Center scheduling, Training Certification and short timeline transition periods by having extensive resource facilities, proper management processes and relevant experience to overcome these challenges. (50%)

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TECHNICAL COOPERATION AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
AND THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA:
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CACI Awarded Prime Position on $1.5 Billion, Multiple-Award Contract to Support U.S. Special Operations Command:
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"Mr. Harvey G. Knell is the Founder and President KCB Management. He founded the firm in 1986. He serves as Investment Professional of KCB Real Estate Management. Mr. Knell manages a portfolio over $900 million"
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KCB Management, Inc. (KCB), a private investment firm, partnered with a team of defense industry veterans in the acquisition of Integrated Systems Improvement Services (ISIS), a leading provider of specialty services to federal agencies, prime contractors and corporations worldwide. The transaction closed on December 31, 2009.
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However, the Obama administration decided to shut down the Bucca prison camp and hand over its prisoners to the Iraqi government, including Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, in 2009. The Iraqi government later released him. Al Baghadi boasted to the U.S. soldiers who had held him prisoner, “I’ll see you in New York.”
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Obama in 2009: 'We Will Begin to Responsibly Leave Iraq to Its People'
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Obama gave front-row seats to Muslim Brotherhood in 2009
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Who's Who:
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