[Dystopic] A second golden age for mercenaries

    Its been a while! I think I start almost all my posts that way nowadays... With that out of the way lets talk about walls, specifically construction! Always measure thrice, cut once and glue once, not the other way around. With that said I've had to start working on the wall again after messing it up but its coming along nicely again.

And well here's that new guy I was making, I have a few more and then I'm hopefully moving to something else a bit more historical which I also hope to finish soon. And now time for some story.

Bellhill International Security Solutions Inc. (BISSINC)

    Bellhill is one of the oldest private military contractors in the world, starting in the 1960's the company concentrated itself in providing security to wealthy individuals, during this time period the company also started to branch out to other possible clients including local politicians and some foreign companies. Though Bellhill never strayed out of Europe and kept a rather low profile that would change after the death of it's founder Thomas Bellamy Hill. During the 1980's Bellhill started to accept corporate contracts through Africa and the Middle East, many of these contracts where related to diamonds, oil or other precious metals and stones, slowly but surely Bellhill started to expand its operations and by the 90's it was operating in a variety of countries providing security and even training to security and military contracts.

Bellhill's rise to power would finalize with the acquisition of large portions of land through Africa and the Middle east, setting up bases usually near strategic areas.  The purpose was to maintain garrisons of men that could answer quickly to contracts or reinforce local contracts quickly. Bellhill International Security Solutions would go on to increase the number of operators in more than 20 countries including United Nations Administrative Zones and Joint Security Areas. BISSINC would go on to be known as Africa's largest military force, BISSINC operators where usually contracted locally from the different armed forces, the benefit of joining far outweighed being branded a corporate mercenary and being banned from a handful of countries.

Because not all BISSINC operatives came from the same place uniform and equipment standardization was complicated, many operatives simply wore locally sourced equipment or bought from local suppliers. The only things that where kept standard was the visual enhancement and respiratory protection mask, the Zeltra AR-22 and the B&G .48 Standard.