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Can civilians work for the army in Afghanistan and how do you go about it?
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∙ 14y ago
The Army does have a civilian workforce, but most of them are stateside, performing various functions such as disposing of used brass casings, maintaining vehicles, organisation of the ammo storage facilities, etc. The civilians in Afghanistan, Iraq, Kosovo, etc. are mostly contractors, working for firms such as Kellog, Brown & Root, Triple Canopy, General Dynamics, Blackwater/Xe, Aegis Defence Services, Horizon, etc.
First, you'd need to possess some occupational skill they're in need of, and you could obtain a listing by contacting these companies. Then you'd have to apply and be accepted, which, depending on the job you're applying for, could take up to six months or more.
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
Yes, civilians can work for the army in Afghanistan. One way to go about it is by applying for jobs through the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) or the United Nations' mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA). These organizations often have civilian positions available in support of the military efforts in the country. Additionally, some private security companies may also provide opportunities for civilians to work alongside the army in Afghanistan.
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