The story of Kellogg Brown & Root
Logistics and construction company (KBR) that supplied U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. A Halliburton subsidiary until 2007.
Kellogg Brown & Root. Logistics and construction company (KBR) that supplied U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. A Halliburton subsidiary until 2007.
2001
2001–2007: Kellogg Brown & Root, part of Halliburton.
KBR separated from Halliburton in 2007, as the source Hartung cites is titled “Halliburton, KBR Split Up.”
Dec 2001: U.S. Department of Defense awarded a contract to Kellogg Brown & Root. LOGCAP III (logistics support for troops).
The Wartime Contracting Commission says the base contract was awarded competitively and KBR was the sole provider. Its value grew to more than $36.3 billion as the wars expanded.
Kellogg Brown & Root benefited from The post-9/11 wars.
According to William D. Hartung.
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