Halliburton at War

Halliburton's subsidiaries provide troop support and logistics services under the Army's Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP), contract, which began in 1992.

SOMALIA: DECEMBER 1992
$62 million

Build and operate base camp showers, laundry, latrines, water production and storage, solid waste removal; provide translators

RWANDA: AUGUST 1994
$6.3 million

Manage water production, storage and distribution

HAITI: SEPTEMBER 1994
$133 million

Build and operate base camp; manage air and seaport operations

SAUDI ARABIA AND KUWAIT: OCTOBER 1994
$5.1 million

Manage food and laundry service, unload and store shipping containers (Operation Vigilant Warrior)

ITALY: SEPTEMBER 1995
$6.3 million

Build base camp (Operation Deny Flight)

BOSNIA AND KOSOVO: DECEMBER 1995
$2.2 billion

Build and operate base camp; manage railroad and seaport operations

AFGHANISTAN: OCTOBER 2001
$133 million budgeted

Manage base camp and airfields; train Georgian military forces

IRAQ: MARCH 2001
More than $800 million to date

Manage base camps for U.S. troops; manage facilities for occupation authority officials; support Defense Department teams searching for weapons of mass destruction

Estimated total value: $3.3 billion

Sources: General Accounting Office, Army, CorpWatch

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