Overview of EO private security company in South Africa? Pray for the great gods.

Modern mercenaries are no longer active in the form of stragglers as in the past, but form companies, establish company management systems according to modern business models, and undertake business. Externally, they generally call themselves employees of private armed companies or security companies. There are hundreds of companies established by mercenaries, of which four are more famous. First, the South African Private Armed Company (EO) established by 1989 had more than 700 members, most of whom were retired officers and special operations soldiers of the South African army. The company was involved in civil wars in Angola and other African countries. Later, due to strict management in South Africa, the company was dissolved a few years ago, and members either formed another company or joined overseas mercenary companies. The second is SI Company registered in Bahamas, with several offices in London and Washington. Founded in the early 1990s, the company has a British government and military background, and its employees include a number of senior British and American officers. Its main business is to provide security, consultation, military training, intelligence support and logistics support. The third company is MPRI, a military professional resource company located in Virginia, USA. It was founded by American general Lewis in 1987, and attracted many retired American generals to join it. It is reported that there are more than 2,000 retired soldiers in MPRI's file. The fourth is Blackwater Security Consulting Company, headquartered in the United States. Founded in 1996, the company has five subsidiaries, which provide consulting, training and information services respectively. The company has offices all over the world and a training camp in North Carolina. Its main customers are the State Council, Ministry of National Defense, Ministry of Communications and Department of Homeland Security, as well as famous multinational companies. In 2002, the company signed a contract of up to 35.7 million US dollars with the US Department of Defense to help the latter train 1 10,000 anti-terrorism soldiers. The company used to be relatively low-key and recently became famous for its large business in Iraq. MPRI Company In the 1990s, MPRI tried to train the former Albanian illegal armed "Kosovo Liberation Army" into a force capable of resisting the former Yugoslav government forces, but the result was not satisfactory. According to a report of the former Yugoslav government, there are about 1000 mercenaries from Albania, Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan in the "Kosovo Liberation Army". In recent years, the Colombian government has also signed the "Colombia Plan" with the amount of 654.38+300 million US dollars with MPRI. According to this agreement, MPRI will provide Colombia with a package of assistance services including military consultation and military training. EO Company and SI Company. During the period of 1995, the Sierra Leone government signed two contracts with EO and SI, asking them to help the government fight against rebels and protect diamond mines.