ok weve all heard about it weve alll talked about but what is it? thats right im talking about Groom Lakes very own security guards. Who are they? How
do they get hired and are they tracked. Ive heard about this one topic many times but never got a clear good answer about it. Who are the Area 51
securtity guards. Are they ex-black ops or maybe just your average run of te day Mall cop.
This is a qustion ive alwsys wanted anwered for some unknown reason dont ask me why. But hoow would you go about joining the Area 51 securtiy force,
how do they respond to disaters and last but not least are they tracked for life like some have said. f you have any info on The Groom Lake security
please tell me.
Thank You 
mod edit: no all-caps title, please
[edit on 19-3-2005 by Spectre]
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The exterior security force at the Groom Lake facility are provided for by the Wackenhut Corporation ( www.wackenhut.com...).
Interior security is not provided by an external contractor, but an internal military force sworn to the upmost secrecy.
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ok dude, listen to me. they cannot be mall cops or rent a cops. would you trust highly classified information with a rent a cop? i can almost
guarantee you that they are ex-special forces, or they might even be active special forces. and going about getting a job there, you cant go to area
51 and ask for an application. i do know that EG&G hires all or most of area 51's employees. why, are you thinking about getting a job there?
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Contractors like Wackenhut, Pinkerton, and EG&G who provide contract security forces to the government have been doing so for many, many years.
Getting a security clearance through one of these companies is no more or no less difficult than a member of the US armed forces. They all use the
same system.
While it is probably true that many, maybe even most, of the contractor security force personnel are ex-military, it is highly unlikely that they are
all ex-special forces. I mean, lets be reasonable about this. Just who the heck are they gonna "jack up" out there? A bunch of computer nerds who
get the cajones to venture a couple of hundred yards into restricted areas, whose sole source of physical exercise is getting up from the computer
desk to run to the kitchen for a fresh Coke and a few Oreos while their game of Everquest loads up? Talent like that would be wasted out there in a
facility that is, for the most part, a low physical security risk. The law enforcement forces on site, I know for a fact, are trained in....law
enforcement. Sure, there is a good degree of force protection training for these people. But the fact of the matter is that we need our quality
physical security people guarding important sites, like nuclear weapons storage facilities, or places with alot of VIP's. Almost all the LE
personnel out at those places are, for better or for worse, no different (talet wise) from guards you will find on other bases. Now, there is a BIG
difference in their career and personal quality, as the commanders of these facilities can pick and choose who gets assigned to their facilities,
therefore the quality of personnel assigned is much higher. This is necessary, to maintain a high level of professional conduct when dealing with the
public, or potentially embarrassing situations. Therfore the quality of personnel at these places is very high, however, it is not a major gathering
spot for snake-eaters and CT's. There threat is simply not there.
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reply to post by Pyros
they are all snake eaters. all services and they train EVERY day. probably better trained than when they were active duty considering what they
protect. don't go fooling around with them -- you would loose
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There is no real mystery. The Security Forces Squadron at Groom Lake is comprised of both military (USAF) personnel and civilian contract guards, much
like at any other Air Force base. They are deployed as a Range Patrol and a Cantonment Patrol. Their mission is to detect, deter, and deny
unauthorized persons access to the area, while maintaining a secure environment and protecting the facility's resources from exposure, compromise,
theft, or sabotage.
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I think the camo dudes are contractors working for EG&G Technical Services. But what really I don't understand is, why Groom Lake employs in the
watchfulness of his base civil contractors. That is, would not it be safer employ the U.S Air Force Security Forces, who work within the military
stratum, and not depend on any outside contractor, to avoid any Information leakage or anything else?
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I wonder how much the security would know about it tho. Would they be briefed on it all?
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I'm not quite sure of there profetional backround, but I do know that at a certain boundry line around Area 51, it is legal for them to kill anyone
who passes this line.
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reply to post by Groomforce
LMFAO No dispresect to you my friend, but I have been working very closly with the Air Force SF's (security forces) and I can ASSURE YOU they
couldn't fight off a cold. 
The person that posted above that discribed thier security as probly not much diffrent than your regular army is on point. I was offered a few jobs
with private contracters when I ETS which I have turned down, but they were all the big names Black water, KBR, and Triple Canopy. I am nothing
special. I have VERY generic training as far as the army comunity goes. Only special training I have is a Law Enforcement Speciality. As far as combat
training goes, we were taught everything that your average soldier learns.
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