What does PMC mean in MILITARY

PMCs typically provide a variety of military and security related services. This can include security for high-risk personnel and assets, intelligence gathering, surveillance operations, training of local forces, logistical support for government forces, escorting VIPs in hostile areas, risk assessments and more.

Generally most PMC personnel have extensive experience in the fields they are employed in. This includes experience in the military or other law enforcement/intelligence organization such as the CIA or FBI. Most PMCs also hire contractors with specific language skills or specialized expertise that is needed for their particular contract.

The regulation of private military contractors is still quite new concept due to their rapid growth over recent years. Currently many countries including the US regulate their use through legislation aimed at preventing human rights abuses and unethical practices by these contractors. Many countries also work closely with the United Nations to ensure that international standards are implemented when employing private military contractors overseas.

Yes, in most cases private military contractors (PMCs) are legal and operate within international laws as well as regulations set out by their own country's government. It is important to note however that some governments may have restrictions on certain activities carried out by PMCs so it's important to investigate these before using one for more sensitive tasks.

Yes generally speaking PMCs tend to be quite expensive compared to conventional forces due to their specialist knowledge and expertise being hired at premium rates. That said there can be significant savings if you contract a multiple number of service requirements which may be cheaper than having them provided separately by different organisations or departments.