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	<title>Comments on: Why Bodyguard?</title>
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		<title>By: Paul Mc</title>
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		<dc:creator>Paul Mc</dc:creator>
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		<description>As you say Hucky - for the most part it&#039;s just a word and people shouldn&#039;t get bent out of shape over it.

From my background &quot;Bodyguard&quot; (BG) is used to identify the CPO that provides one-on-one protection for the principal, members of other security details associated with the task/contract (&quot;P.E.S. - Personal Escort Section, S.A.P. - Security Advance Party, C.A.T. - Counter Attack Team, R.S.T. - Residential Security Team) consist of CPOs, where some teams (e.g. RST) are sometimes augmented by less experienced/qualified security personnel.

The BG often has all the training the other CPOs have and has often got all of their experience as he has often &quot;come up through the ranks&quot;.

Of course there are always exceptions in the civilian marketplace and levels of training/experience/ability can vary a great deal.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As you say Hucky &#8211; for the most part it&#8217;s just a word and people shouldn&#8217;t get bent out of shape over it.</p>
<p>From my background &#8220;Bodyguard&#8221; (BG) is used to identify the CPO that provides one-on-one protection for the principal, members of other security details associated with the task/contract (&#8220;P.E.S. &#8211; Personal Escort Section, S.A.P. &#8211; Security Advance Party, C.A.T. &#8211; Counter Attack Team, R.S.T. &#8211; Residential Security Team) consist of CPOs, where some teams (e.g. RST) are sometimes augmented by less experienced/qualified security personnel.</p>
<p>The BG often has all the training the other CPOs have and has often got all of their experience as he has often &#8220;come up through the ranks&#8221;.</p>
<p>Of course there are always exceptions in the civilian marketplace and levels of training/experience/ability can vary a great deal.</p>
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