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1. careers.kbr.comCareers at KBR | KBR job opportunities

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   Connect. Grow. Join Our Talent Community. Receive up-to-the-minute job openings tailored just for you. Stay in the Know. Benefits. We're not a one-size fits all company. Explore our robust benefits packages here. Learn More. Veteran Hiring. From military service to civilian career. Learn More. Early Career & Internships.

2. careers.kbr.com › us › enMilitary - KBR

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   Former Military. From Military Service to Civilian Career: Whether helping combat climate change, bolstering national security, or delivering solutions to accelerate the global energy transition, KBR is always committed to the mission.

3. www.politifact.com › factchecks › 2010Halliburton, KBR, and Iraq war contracting: A history so far

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   6 cze 2010 · A series of mergers under Halliburton's ownership led to its current name, Kellogg, Brown & Root, or KBR. Halliburton's KBR held one of the largest contracts given during the Iraq war...

4. www.icij.org › investigations › windfalls-warU.S. contractors reap the windfalls of post-war reconstruction

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   7 maj 2012 · According to information provided by USAID under a Freedom of Information request, Chemonics was contracted to work in Afghanistan for just over $600 million. That total would rank Chemonics third among all U.S. contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan, behind only Halliburton and Bechtel.

5. jacobin.com › 2021 › 09US Empire Is Lining the Pockets of Defense Contractors - Jacobin

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   30 wrz 2021 · The best-known reconstruction and logistics contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan was Halliburton, through its KBR subsidiary. At the start of both the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, Halliburton was the recipient of the Pentagon’s Logistics Civil Augmentation Program contracts.

6. responsiblestatecraft.org › 2021/04/27 › end-of-an-era-afghanistan-is-nowEnd of an era? Afghanistan is now graveyard of contractors, too.

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   27 kwi 2021 · Halliburton and KBR and Blackwater are names of the past. But they got their gold, they care not about “the graveyard of empires.” Others, like Fluor Group, which provides logistical support to the military currently in Afghanistan, are going to see an end to the lush days, and they’re feeling it.

7. publicintegrity.org › national-security › windfalls-of-war-kbr-the-governmentsWindfalls of war: KBR, the government’s concierge - Center for...

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   30 sie 2011 · The Houston-based firm, once a subsidiary of Halliburton, began providing everything from showers to dining halls. Even beyond single-source contracts, the Pentagon has other types of contracts it can use to quickly award work without having to compete specific jobs.