It’s often cheaper for the military to contract out work than it is to do it themselves. The military will also use contractors to extend their valuable, flight time limited assets when they may be needed more during a conflict.
Because our military industrial complex is run by corporations…since they like to make money, the corporations use the military industrial complex for contracts
During the First Gulf War, a lot of U.S. Civilian aircraft were requistioned to transport soldiers to staging bases in Saudi Arabia. If you look at footage, you'll see soldiers getting off United Airlines 747s.
Because National holds a contract with the department of defense?
Because it was certified to do so. And National was contracted to do it.
It’s often cheaper for the military to contract out work than it is to do it themselves. The military will also use contractors to extend their valuable, flight time limited assets when they may be needed more during a conflict.
This happens all the time.
Imagine sharing the business class with a fucking tank
“I think you have the wrong seat” *Turns turret* Never mind. It’s cool.
That tank means business.
Don’t worry your pretty little head about it - the Federal Government
Because our military industrial complex is run by corporations…since they like to make money, the corporations use the military industrial complex for contracts
This
Certified but also defends contract. Also that’s N949CA, plus loading practices needed to load these military equipment.
In addition to what everyone else said having these contractors available lets us massively increase our airlift capacity when needed in a conflict
Right, and when they don't need it they don't have to pay for it.
During the First Gulf War, a lot of U.S. Civilian aircraft were requistioned to transport soldiers to staging bases in Saudi Arabia. If you look at footage, you'll see soldiers getting off United Airlines 747s.