Tracking · Protection · Training · Global logistics · Drone Technology · Communications · Intelligence · Contact
GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE, ACCESS, ASSET, AND RESOURCE
SPECIAL OPERATIONS • INTELLIGENCE • TECHNOLOGY
Global Asset Resource Group connects intelligence with a discreet international network of relationships, resources, and advanced technology. We uncover what matters, anticipate threats, and bring the right people, assets, and capabilities together—helping private clients and organizations navigate complexity and act with precision.
GLOBAL AWARENESS
REAL-TIME TRACKING
Worldwide visibility for people, assets, and equipment. Battery-powered and hardwired beacons deliver live updates or scheduled check-ins, with tracking, geofencing, and movement alerts tailored to coverage and operational needs.
Tracking, geofencing & movement alerts
Explore capabilities Personnel, asset & equipment visibility Configure authorized tracking for traveling personnel, mobile assets, and deployed equipment, with the location information relevant to each assignment. Geofence entry & exit alerts Define boundaries around sites, destinations, or operating areas and set notifications when a tracked device crosses them. Reporting intervals & check-ins Choose real-time or near-real-time updates, scheduled reports, and check-in requirements. Balance update frequency with available coverage and battery life. Movement & exception reporting Identify the movement events that warrant attention, establish alert priorities, and define who receives each notification. Location history & operational review Use available position history to review journeys, understand asset movement, and clarify where and when an exception occurred. Device, network & power planning Coordinate beacon and device selection, cellular or satellite connectivity, equipment acquisition, and power requirements for the deployment. The configuration starts with your operating area, reporting schedule, geofence boundaries, and alert recipients. Update availability and delivery depend on the selected equipment, network coverage, and conditions in the field.
EXECUTIVE PROTECTION
PERSONNEL RECOVERY
Protective intelligence keeps us left of the incident: identify threats, understand exposure, and act early. Experience protecting the highest-level government officials and high-net-worth families informs discreet executive, personal, and close protection.
Protective intelligence & proactive protection
Explore capabilities Identify, understand & illuminate threats Examine emerging concerns, warning signs, relevant relationships, and the client’s exposure. Bring credible threats and vulnerabilities into clear view so protective decisions can be made before an incident develops. Turn intelligence into prevention Translate findings into priorities for advance work, travel arrangements, residential measures, and personal security. Reassess new information and adjust the protection plan as the threat picture changes. Executive, personal & close protection Apply the intelligence assessment to protection around the principal’s profile, responsibilities, routines, and preferences, with privacy and continuity central to the engagement. Travel advances & movement coordination Review destinations, itineraries, venues, and transportation arrangements before travel; align local resources and points of contact. Residential security advisory Review the residence, access arrangements, routines, and existing measures to identify vulnerabilities and prioritize practical improvements. Family & private client support Coordinate protection around family priorities, household routines, and client representatives while maintaining discretion. Digital exposure & personal security Review how publicly available information and everyday digital habits may affect personal exposure, with guidance on information sharing and communications. Our objective is to stay ahead of the threat. The engagement connects threat identification and assessment with clear responsibilities, communication arrangements, and preventive measures tailored to the principal, family, and itinerary.
PISTOL • RIFLE • SNIPER • CQB
BASIC AND ADVANCED TRAINING COURSES
Basic and advanced pistol, rifle, sniper, and Close Quarter Battle training grounded in military Special Operations and direct-action combat. Build marksmanship, disciplined weapons handling, sound judgment, and team coordination through assessed, progressive instruction.
Explore the disciplines & training approach Advanced pistol Build consistency in practical marksmanship, safe handling, and performance against defined training objectives. Rifle & carbine Develop platform proficiency, accuracy, and repeatable application of core skills, with instruction matched to the participant’s experience. Sniper & precision rifle Specialist training in precision marksmanship, observation, and disciplined reporting, scoped to the role and required level of proficiency. CQB — Close Quarter Battle Develop team communication, role clarity, and decision-making for close-quarter environments, with scope and prerequisites established for the training audience. Individual & team development Align instruction with assigned responsibilities, experience levels, and the skills the organization needs to strengthen. Assessment, feedback & progression Establish starting proficiency and learning objectives, use instructor feedback to identify development priorities, and define the next stage of training. A proposed training program defines the audience, objectives, prerequisites, equipment, and environment before instruction begins. Discuss your team’s responsibilities and the performance you need to develop.
Global Logistics
GLOBAL LOGISTICS
International relationships connect aviation, maritime, ground transport, property, and equipment resources. We coordinate local providers, sourcing, acquisitions, and movements around your location, schedule, and security requirements.
Aviation and maritime resources Coordinate aircraft and vessel resources around passenger, equipment, and project requirements. Travel and ground movement Align travel routes, transportation, accommodation, and local coordination. Port and local logistics Connect local providers, supplies, and support around arrival, departure, and operating needs. Property and operating locations Coordinate property resources with access, logistics, and practical site requirements. Equipment sourcing Translate technical and operational requirements into sourcing options and acquisition priorities. Specialist resources Identify commercial and technical support appropriate to the scope and operating location. Acquisition coordination Organize provider handoffs, delivery dependencies, clarifications, and client updates. Start with the locations, timing, resource specifications, and critical dependencies. We organize the commercial and logistical relationships around one operating requirement.
UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS
Autonomous drones for surveys, mapping, and aerial intelligence. Onboard AI, integrated sensors, and preloaded maps support self-navigation when GPS is unavailable or unreliable, within validated operating limits.
Explore autonomous flight & data collection Autonomous survey & collection Define the survey area, collection objectives, and mission parameters so flight activity produces information relevant to the client’s decisions. Onboard AI & computing Integrate local processing for camera and sensor inputs, with computing options including Raspberry Pi and NVIDIA Jetson platforms. Preloaded maps & mission data Prepare the spatial information and mission boundaries the configured navigation system uses during autonomous operation. Navigation without GPS Integrate vision, sensors, and onboard mapping to support navigation when satellite positioning is unavailable or unreliable. Camera, sensor & payload integration Match collection equipment to the required imagery and data, aircraft capacity, and operating environment. Mission validation & resilience Assess navigation, communications dependencies, and system behavior against the defined operating limits; review the collected data against the survey objective. Autonomy depends on the aircraft, sensors, computing, and software working as a validated system. Each configuration is assessed for its intended environment, navigation requirements, and communications limitations.
GLOBAL PERSISTENT &
REDUNDANT COMMUNICATIONS
Keep teams globally connected with Harris Radios, satellite, cellular, and mesh networks. Persistent Systems MPU5 / Wave Relay and TrellisWare TSM support integrated voice, data, video, and location sharing, with practical fallback planning.
Communications architecture & field support Requirements & network architecture Define who needs to communicate, the voice, data, video, and location information they need to exchange, and the coverage, mobility, and equipment constraints. Harris Radios Integrate and support Harris radio systems selected for the assignment’s coverage, portability, and voice and data requirements. Mesh communications & MANET Plan mobile ad hoc networks for connected teams, vehicles, and field systems, including Persistent Systems MPU5 / Wave Relay and TrellisWare TSM options. Match the selected platform to the required voice, data, video, and position-sharing services. Satellite & cellular connectivity Coordinate satellite options, local SIM procurement, and cellular services around the operating locations and available coverage. UWB & connected systems Assess ultra-wideband communications requirements and compatibility with the wider equipment and network architecture. Configuration & fault isolation Configure selected systems, assess interface and waveform compatibility, and troubleshoot network or equipment issues. Redundancy & user preparation Plan alternate communications paths and fallback procedures, with technical instruction on the systems the team will use. The plan identifies the primary links, alternatives, service dependencies, and likely points of failure. Equipment and procedures are assessed together against the operating requirement.
INTELLIGENCE & INVESTIGATIONS
GARG connects the records that reveal the bigger picture. We investigate persons of interest, business networks, property ownership, financial exposure, and litigation history—correlating court filings, deeds, corporate records, and documented relationships into clear intelligence assessments for clients and counsel.
Background intelligence, asset research & relationship analysis Person-of-interest investigations Reconcile identities, background records, business roles, and documented history to build a reliable subject profile. Asset & property research Trace recorded ownership, deeds, transfers, mortgages, liens, judgments, and UCC filings to assess asset interests and financial exposure. Corporate & relationship mapping Connect companies, officers, managers, associates, shared addresses, and counterparties across otherwise separate records. Court docket & litigation analysis Examine civil proceedings, pleadings, orders, dispositions, and enforcement history to identify recurring commercial patterns and relevant chronology. Fraud-related indicators & inconsistencies Compare allegations, transactions, representations, and independent records to identify discrepancies and patterns requiring further examination. Intelligence assessments & counsel support Deliver organized findings, relationship analysis, and source-supported assessments that distinguish documented facts, allegations, and analytical judgments.
MILITARY SPECIAL OPERATIONS & INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY EXPERTISE
GARG draws on over two decades of combined military and intelligence service, spanning Special Forces and Intelligence Community assignments in complex, high-risk environments globally. Our experience connects operational leadership, intelligence investigations, executive protection, personnel recovery, and basic and advanced training with global logistics, asset tracking, drone technology, and persistent, redundant communications. Trusted international relationships and experience coordinating with military units, intelligence professionals, and foreign partners enable us to bring people, information, technology, and resources together—supporting informed decisions and coordinated action globally.
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