What was the pay?

@@litobeelouis8819 Its not worth it now, you can get Defense and Federal Jobs in the states that pay WAY more.

@@gs8259 No you cant. We were paid 320k for 10 months depends on what you doing.

@@killingyouwithlogic5808it’s under 100K now.

@@killingyouwithlogic5808you have any contacts because I’m getting out of a combat mos after 11 years and looking into this

How you get that type of job🤔

@aaron334 If you are not x military or police, you want to start off as security in they most dangerous roles possible it'll be a long journey but you can start as a door man you want to work they most brutal doors where all the action happens do this for at least 2 to 3 years you want multiple confrontations every shift. From there, you want to jump up to personal bodyguarding, so you'll need a close protection badge, which in most countries currency is a few thousand. You also by this point need self defence qualifications, not kung-fu!, you want experience in tried and tested combat forms that are know to be effective. MMA, Judo, Westling (not WWF), BJJ, Boxing and so on, something that'll actually be useful. You then want to bodyguard for a few years taking all the highest risk clients, you want multiple incidents and you want yo be able to evidence how you nullified those threats, bodyguards very rich women who are being stalked by x male partners is a great one for confrontations, you want to be their 1st bodyguard so the guy doesn't know your their and he does turn up. After hes realised the client is protected the chances he'll turn up again are slim so pass that joh on to someone else and go to another high risk client. Keep all police reports and any evidence of confrontations. Your building a portfolio here! OK so now 5 to 6 years in you've been in 100s of provable confrontations, if you've been stabbed or shot at even better - evidence that, you also are a black belt in Judo amd you train with and have friends from the security industry who are x police and military. Next you need to do 1 year minimum in a super super high risk role with real risk of death or permanent disfigurement, it can be your countries worst prison, it can be volunteering to fight in Ukraine, whatever it is do it amd evidence it, it you get permanently scared EVEN BETTER, evidence all confrontations, in this role there should be dozens in the year and at least 2 that could of lead to death, if more that's brilliant, a potential employer will love that. Ok now you need firearms training, don't worry if firearms are illegal in your country just fly abroad and pat a few thousand and do a security firearms course. Ok my friend now your ready to work as a mercenary, cough, I mean private security person.

Curious as well… I’m exiting the military after 11 years active in a combat mos and looking for something asap. Have secret clearance and combat deployments experience.

@@tylersealey8092 I heard Mexican cartels are hiring

You can do guard duty in front of the servers to arrest any hackers that try to get in 😂

My old mercenary company in South Africa has an office in a middle class area in a basement, you could guard 55 year old Margaret who's the sole secretary, you could make her cups of tea and update her laptop to windows 11.