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Private maritime security: the future is multinational personnel

28 Nov 2013
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Gerry Northwood

Training and experience mean a shift to Asian guards will not necessarily lower standards Forward-thinking companies have had Filipino, Indian and most recently Sri Lankan teams at sea for more than 18 months

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