Somwhere: pmc style set-up by Ziofester
 

Kit List:

-Shalwar Kameez brown + acu style baseball cap
-Ess ice goggles
-Meindl Desert fox boots


-Pantac Ciras, coyote brown:
Pantac 4 magazine pouches,
Pantac medic pouch,
Pantac utility pouch,
Pantac admin pouch,
Pantac PRC radio pouch,
GPS poch by Specialty Defense,
medic pouch by 5.11,
Camelback Omega thermoback

-Sidewinder Steamlight
-WE M4 CQB-r, GBBR + M962+ 8 WE magazines with magpul
-DH PRC replica (well, pmc doesn't use PRC....LOL)


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I've never seen PMC's dressed traditionally, interesting! and Coyote brown pretty much looks good with everything :D

some real steel images

Mr. Tim Lynch, contractor

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more reference pics here

http://blog.freerangeinternational.com/

it is PSD!
PSD !!!! (Private Security Detail)

what's the difference?

PMC (private military contractor) is a job while PSD (private security detail) is a type of mission that can be conducted by all kind of military force. Seals, Rangers, US army, Marines and whoever else can be assigned to PSD if needed.

thanks

Just a quick correction on the terminology used. There are a lot of acronyms utilized in the realm of security, military, law enforcement, and intelligence matters. Terms are also adapted across the military and civilian (ie: private sector) world.

PSD is originally a military term which stands for: Protective Services Detail. It is a US Army term and can be found in various U.S. Army Field Manuals and training materials. It would not be correct to suggest a 'military force' is providing 'private security' because they do not operate as part of the private sector.

PSD can also mean: Protective Security Detail, Personal Security Detachment, Personal Security Detail, and usage depends on who is being protected, who is providing the protection, and/or the security environment itself.

BTW, Meindl boots rock.

Hope this helps.