Custer Battles

Mr. Johnston also served in Iraq as a security operative for Custer Battles, a U.S. Army contractor. As a GS-13 Civilian, he was also U.S. Higher Program Manager for L-3 Communications and Global Linguist Solutions, the $4.6B linguistics contract awardees for the U.S. Intelligence & Security Command ...

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The Justice Department sued the contractor Kellogg, Brown, and Root (KBR) for overcharging in 2012; Custer Battles was found guilty of $3 million worth of fraud in Iraq as early as 2006; and although DynCorp was accused in federal court of knowingly inflating costs throughout a four-year contract for the ...

He became well known for an Iraq War contractor fraud case winning a $13 million verdict against the contractor Custer Battles. Grayson is the co-founder and first president of IDT Corporation (International Discount Telecom) where he acquired his fortune. He is an outspoken politician, who does not ...

In the message, Stony details this change, this new job working protective services with some upstart company in Iraq called Custer Battles. He will go on, let's just say, to find momentary disillusionment and end up leaving their amateur operation by the end of the summer, and Custer Battles will go on to be ...

< h4>"Integrity Is a Core Principle" The American contractor needing the gunnysack was a company called Custer Battles. The name was derived not from Little Big Horn but from the names of the company's owners, Scott K. Custer and Michael J. Battles. Both were former army rangers in their mid-30s, and Battles also had ...

Before coming to Iraq, Custer Battles hadn't done even a million dollars in business. The company's own Web site brags that Battles had to borrow cab fare from Jordan to Iraq and arrived in Baghdad with less than $500 in his pocket. But he had good timing, arriving just as a security contract for Baghdad ...

Billions of dollars are unaccounted for, and there are widespread allegations of waste, fraud and war profiteering. As 60 Minutes correspondent Steve Kroft first reported in February, only one case, the subject of a civil lawsuit, has been unsealed. It involves a company called Custer Battles, and provides a window into the ...

Former managers working with Custer Battles, a high-profile private security company in Iraq, are accusing the firm of using affiliated "shell" companies in the Cayman Islands and other "tax haven" countries to fraudulently overcharge on government contracts by tens of millions of dollars. The accusations ...

The Justice Department sued the contractor Kellogg, Brown, and Root (KBR) for overcharging in 2012; Custer Battles was found guilty of $3 ...

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Mr. Johnston also served in Iraq as a security operative for Custer Battles, a U.S. Army contractor. As a GS-13 Civilian, he was also U.S. Higher Program ...

He became well known for an Iraq War contractor fraud case winning a $13 million verdict against the contractor Custer Battles. Grayson is the co-founder and ...

Before coming to Iraq, Custer Battles hadn't done even a million dollars in business. The company's own Web site brags that Battles had to ...

On Jan. 3, 2005, Jerry Cullen signed an unusual document at the Baghdad headquarters of his employer, Custer Battles LLC, which the U.S. ...

The $2 million given to Custer Battles was the first installment on a contract to provide security at Baghdad International Airport. The company had been started ...

Former managers working with Custer Battles, a high-profile private security company in Iraq, are accusing the firm of using affiliated "shell" ...

Oltre ad Academi, che ha il quartier generale a McLean, in Virginia, come la discussa Custer Battles che oramai ha chiuso i battenti, gli Usa ...

He became well known for an Iraq War contractor fraud case winning a $13 million verdict against the contractor Custer Battles. Grayson is the co-founder and ...

He became well known for an Iraq War contractor fraud case winning a $13 million verdict against the contractor Custer Battles. Grayson is the co-founder and ...

In the message, Stony details this change, this new job working protective services with some upstart company in Iraq called Custer Battles.

But the company that had hired DRC, Custer Battles, complained of shoddy work at the airport and fired Isakson's company. DRC responded by ...

< h4>"Integrity Is a Core Principle" The American contractor needing the gunnysack was a company called Custer Battles. The name was derived not from Little ...

On Jan. 3, 2005, Jerry Cullen signed an unusual document at the Baghdad headquarters of his employer, Custer Battles LLC, which the U.S. ...

The $2 million given to Custer Battles was the first installment on a contract to provide security at Baghdad International Airport. The company had been started ...

The $2 million given to Custer Battles was the first installment on a contract to provide security at Baghdad International Airport. The company ...

Former managers working with Custer Battles, a high-profile private security company in Iraq, are accusing the firm of using affiliated "shell" ...

Despite the lack of an agreement, BearingPoint received services from its subcontractor, Custer Battles, and invoiced the Government for these costs.

... spent 6 months in Vegas trying to start his own security business for Las Vegas police, then he went to Israel with Dyncorp, then later in 2003 he went to Custer Battles, then he went to Triple Canopy, then in summer 2004 he [became a] contractor ...