Brown & Root received $2 billion in 1990s base support contracts.

Evidence

During the first Gulf War in 1991, one out of every hundred deployed personnel was a contractor. Later in the 1990s, during military operations in Somalia, Rwanda, Haiti, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and especially the Balkans, Brown & Root received more than $2 billion in base support and logistics contracts, covering construction and maintenance, food services, waste removal, water production, transportation services, and much more. In the Balkans alone, Brown & Root built thirty-four bases. The largest, Camp Bondsteel in Kosovo, covered 955 acres and included two gyms, two movie theaters, extensive dining and entertainment facilities, coffee bars, and a PX for shopping. — David Vine, Base Nation_ How U.S. Military Bases…, 683