Halliburton

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WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 - Two truckers who worked in Iraq told a Senate Democratic policy committee on Monday that their employer, a Halliburton subsidiary, knowingly sent a lightly armed convoy of fuel tankers into a combat zone in April 2004, leading to the deaths of seven truckers and at least two soldiers. The allegations now form the basis of a lawsuit that families of the dead, along with several truckers wounded in the same incident, have brought against the subsidiary, KBR, formerly known as Kellogg Brown & Root. While an array of lawsuits, criminal investigations and Congressional inquiries have accused KBR and its subcontractors with overcharging and other purely financial offenses, this is the first case to assert that the company put its employees' lives at risk in the service of profit.