Civilian or Military? Assessing the Risk of Using Contractors on the Battlefield
Key findings: --Contractors continue to play an important role in military operations --Any decision about using or not using contractors carries risk --Decisions about using contractors on the battlefield tend to be complex --A disciplined approach in applying the Army's risk management procedures to decisions about contractor use can clarify key considerations and help reduce the complexity of the decision.
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