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Events (18)
- December 17, 2001: Halliburton Subsidiary Awarded No-Bid Contract to Provide Support in Iraq 2001-12-17
- November 27, 2003: President Bush Visits Troops in Baghdad for Thanksgiving 2003-11-27
- October 9, 2005: US Military Contractors Shown to be Making Use of Illicit International Human Trafficking Brokers for Filling Labor Needs in Iraq 2005-10-09
- January 24, 2006: Department of Homeland Security Awards Contract for ‘Temporary Detention and Processing Capabilities’ 2006-01-24
- September 19, 2006: Defense Authorization Act Gives Bush Enhanced Ability to Declare Martial Law, Suspend Posse Comitatus 2006-09-19
- April 4, 2007: Private Contractors Now Outnumber US Troops in Iraq 2007-04-04
- July 13, 2007: Former KBR Administration Pleads Guilty in Kickback, Fraud Scheme 2007-07-13
- September 21, 2007: Kuwaiti Business Firm Accused of Bribery, Corruption in US Government Contracts 2007-09-21
- February 20, 2008: Army Officer Sentenced in Iraq War Profiteering Scandal 2008-02-20
- January 26, 2009: Halliburton Agrees to Pay $559 Million Fine for Bribing Nigerian Officials 2009-01-26
- 2003 and Beyond: Pentagon Slashes Oversight of Iraq Military Logistical Support
- April 2003: KBR Gives Inside Information to Saudi Conglomerate, Vastly Inflates Contract
- June 2003: KBR, Saudi Firm Expose Thousands of US Soldiers to Hepatitis A
- October 2006 and Beyond: War Profiteering Probe Finds Rampant Corruption in Iraq Contracts
- October 2002: KBR Manager Trades Bribes, Prostitute for $14 Million Iraq Contract
- October 2005: KBR Contractor, Saudi Executives Discuss Bribes
- 2006: KBR, Tamimi Executives Convicted of War Profiteering
- Late April 2003: Al-Qaeda Linked Arms Dealer Victor Bout Begins Flying Supplies to Iraq for US Army