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Private aircraft are flying into Afghanistan from Arab Gulf states to do deals and fly out again. And ex-armed forces personnel are targeting security work, according to a recruitment specialist.
Chris Carter, ceo of Northern and Southern Hemisphere Services, says: "I am getting a lot of emails from men and women who have come out of the army or one of the other services and are looking for security work."
He adds: "If they can get work in Afghanistan the going rate is US$12,000 a month."
Many businessmen are using private aircraft to fly into strife-torn Afghanistan and are looking for personnel well-trained in security.