America's War Workers - Fault Lines

In 2013 there were nearly 40,000 foreign contract workers on bases in the U.S. military’s Central Command. Hailing primarily from India and Nepal, these laborers serve American troops in facilities in Afghanistan, Iraq, and elsewhere. These “third country nationals” are willing to travel to a warzone for the promise of a high salary.
In its investigation, Fault Lines finds that these laborers regularly end up deceived and indebted, victims of local recruiters who charge thousands of dollars for a chance to be placed in one of these jobs, and labor traffickers who profit from military contracts.
Has the US military come to rely on an indentured workforce? Fault Lines retraces the journey that these workers often make - from villages in India to labor camps in Dubai - to examine how the U.S. staffs its bases during wartime.
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[@gregrr1147]

Very good story. Obviously the whole industry from the agents to the Pentagon doesn't want to see whats happening. Can you imagine the "Benghazi syle" hearings that could be organized to investigate these complex cartels?

[@Peach1111hime]

Wow... This is the kind of work I dream of doing. Brave and sympathetic.

[@Lobsterist]

I would give a kidney to intern for AJ

[@raj1894]

Totally disgusting but as the saying goes EVERY MINUTE A FOOL IS BORNE and becomes the victim With due respect this happening all over the world a kind of CANIBALISUM finally I really like that lady she is something pretty pls pass my appreciation of her beauty and my LOVE FOR HER