Increase in Contracting Intelligence Jobs Raises Concerns

This was published in March. [Disclosure: I used to work for Martin Marietta, which became part of Lockheed Martin]--Dictynna

By Walter Pincus

Washington Post Staff Writer
Monday, March 20, 2006; Page A03

AllWorld Language Consultants Inc., a Rockville firm, is seeking experienced military interrogators to work in Iraq for $153,500 a year plus bonuses, with proficiency in Arabic "preferred but not required," according to Yahoo's Hot Jobs listings.

The U.S. Army element of the Multi-National Force-Iraq is looking for a private contractor to provide airborne surveillance over that country that will "provide situational awareness of the entire area of operations," according to another Web announcement.