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| Ferguson, John D. (Corrections Corp. of America) |
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| Features |
| Non-Lethal Weapons Technology exposed. |
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Vance
Coffman
 As CEO of the nation's largest weapons manufacturer, Lockheed Martin, he just might be the world's #1 war profitteer. Last
Year's Salary: War
contracts in the last three years: Amount of $ spent on lobbying congress in 2002: $9.7 Million Lockheed was recently awarded the world's largest weapons contract ever, a $200 billion deal to build the Joint Strike Fighter, a "next-generation" combat jet that eventually will replace aircraft used by the Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps. Check
out Vance's Read more about Vance and his fellow war profitteers in this CorpWatch article! |