Close Protection Guide

Access to US satellites information is granted for the use of officials

Admin — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 10:49:32 +0000

NAO would permit US police, immigration, drug-enforcement officials to access data from certain US satellites that are passing above America. It is clear that the information would be supplied by spacecraft at most which at the moment are used especially for the use of making meteorological and geological survey, or other scientific assignment. Satellites such as the one mentioned can usually deliver high-resolution photographs which are useful for the matter of law enforcement.

Purpose-built US surveillance satellites operates regularly on behalf of military and intelligence agencies pass above United States frequently. However, even the location of such spacecraft is often deemed to be a secret - for all that it may be well-known to amateur skywatchers. The capabilities of the true spybirds are even more jealously guarded, but realistically this information would soon become common knowledge if ordinary coppers were able to get such imagery.

Therefore, the new NAO probably won’t offer very wide access - if any - to America’s proper sky-spies. But it could provide a wealth of information all the same, and some US legislators are concerned about the implications.

Chertoff diminished such worries, claiming that through assessments had been done and that Congress representitives had been briefed. The DHS chief says that there’s a “good process in place to make sure there aren’t any… transgressions”. The DHS has also revealed that various feds which includes the Secret Service and the FBI have used satellite images of the US of America in many investigations on a case-by-case ground.

Even so, plans for warm erection of the NAO could face troubles by the Democrat-dominated committees on Capitol Hill.

You might want to read the original thread Here.

Chief Specialist Tactical Instructor and Operator in South Florida

Admin — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 10:23:23 +0000

Orlando’s experience in the business of risk management began in 1988 when he joined the British army and volunteered for a long operational tour in Northern Ireland in an infantry unit. This background gave him a unique grounding in anti-terrorist operations. After that he joined his unit’s Reconnaissance Platoon where he undergone complete training in small unit warfare.
Citation from his blog:
“Since leaving the British army in 1993 he has provided an extensive range of specialist security, investigation and tactical training services to international corporate, private and government clients. His experience has included providing close protection for Middle Eastern Royal families and varied corporate clients, specialist security and asset protection, embassy security, crisis management, corporate investigations and intelligence, asset recovery and specialist security / tactical training for private individuals and specialist tactical police units in Latin America. Photo: Orlando in South Georgia 1992, 1 WFR, Recce Plt.”

Clients who has made contact with Orlando are welcome to leave their feedback at his Blog.

Sri Lankan Police Special Task Force (STF) Commando

Admin — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 10:11:59 +0000

The new force was presented during a tactical operations demonstration at a parade in Katukurunda in 28 December 2006. The 313 recruits finished their STF training at the training centre in Kalutara.
Citation from lrrp.wordpress.com :
“The nucleus of the STF the para-military arm of the country’s police force was formed in 1983, drawing on policemen already in service and having them trained by the Army in the handling of infantry weapons and given basic training in “jungle operations”, and who are deployed essentially for counter terrorist and counter insurgency operations within the country and also undertake close protection duties.”

You are welcome to check the post and comment upon it.

Security Services Based in UK - Kudos

Admin — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 09:55:02 +0000

Here in this blog We would like to publish newly updated information about security companies that are located in the UK. We found that Kudos to be the first choice.
Citation From their blog:
“Kudos, based in Leyland, Lancashire, operating throughout the UK, work
closely with the Security Industry Authority, the Home Office,
Police and other security organisations with a wide range of services”

Services the company has to offer are:

Mobile Patrols
Alarm Response, Keyholding
Manned Security
Close Protection
Events Management
CCTV Remote Monitoring

Kudos states that their staff are Security Industry Authority licensed and that their officers
present a highly visible deterrent, in a diverse business environment, having the expertise to provide solutions for both clients and the public.

Clients are welcome to give their Review here.