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    Iran Captive Amir Hekmati:

    Intelligence Analyst for Six3 Systems in 2011

    by John Stanton

    [This is an update to Iran Should ReleaseAmir Hekmati: A Hapless Product of the US ArmysHuman Terrain System]

    Amir Hekmati is currently on death row in Iran for allegedlyspying for the United States of

    America. In addition to being a former member of the US Armys Human Terrain System

    and trained as a cultural intelligence collector-- he was most recently a former employee of

    Six3 Systems located in McLean, Virginia. His title with the company was Intelligence Analyst

    with a US Army contract expiration date of 9/23/2011 and a government contactor ID that

    was set to expire in November 2011. At one point earlier, Hekmati owned a company called

    Lucid Linguistics whose purpose was to improve the US militarys ability to communicate in

    the Middle East.

    All of which makes the focus on his links to KUMA LLC video games rather absurd as a leadstory pushed by many media outlets around the world.

    Six3 Systems is a portfolio company held by GTCR, a private equity company, which does

    have a former high level CIA employee in its leadership ranks (see below). The GTCR

    description of Six3 Systems is as follows: Six3 Systems is a high-end national security and

    defense intelligence services provider focused on developing and acquiring specialized

    capabilities that cater to the security intelligence community, Department of Defense and

    civilian security agencies. This national security and defense company is primarily focused

    on opportunities involving biometrics security, advanced data interpretation and analysis,

    cyber security and security intelligence / counterintelligence operations, training and

    support.

    The CEO of the company is Robert Coleman. His experience includes his tenure at the

    White House National Security Council Crisis Management Center during the Reagan and

    Bush I administrations, where he developed systems to assist in the collection and

    dissemination of critical intelligence data. He has additional experience supporting national

    security efforts while working for SAIC and Raytheon Technical Services. The Vice President

    for Business Development is Ryan Wagener who is a former CACI employee. He leads all

    activities associated with pursuing and winning new business in the Intelligence, Defense,

    and Civilian marketsWagener brings 16 years of experience in the intelligence and

    national security federal contracting community.

    Six3 Systems biometrics guru is Mike Zembrzuski. He is a former commander of the Army's

    premier counterintelligence battalion in CONUS, Mike led the Army effort to integratemissions with the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Forces. He is an acknowledged expert in the

    areas of homeland security and technology protection and has extensive experience at the

    highest levels of the U.S. Government. His overseas experience is remarkable, with

    deployments to Afghanistan, Bosnia, Croatia, Guantanamo, and Iraq, along with service

    throughout Europe.

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    Tom Ladd, executive vice president for ISR is the former CEO of BIT Systems, a leading

    provider of Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and Software development solutions to the

    Intelligence Community and DoD. As one of the three founders of BITS, Mr. Ladd was

    responsible for the day to day running of BITS including hiring, new business efforts, human

    resources, accounting, and contracts. Mr. Ladd began his career at CIA as a technical

    weapon's analyst. He spent three years supporting weapons inspections and

    finished his career at CIA as the Branch Chief for the Missile Systems Branch,

    responsible for the assessment of foreign ballistic and cruise missile

    capabilities.

    John Stanton is a Virginia based writer specializing in national security matters. Reach him

    at [email protected]