Corporate Training Unlimited
Corporate Training Unlimited is a security contracting firm. The firm was founded by Donald Feeney Jr. in 1986. Founder Don Feeney grew up in Brooklyn, joined the Army at 17, and joined in the Delta Force in 1978, survived the Operation Eagle Claw crash that killed 8 men, and worked in Beirut in 1982. He is a former Delta Force team leader who chose to retire from the US Army in lieu of a Courts Martial after auditors discovered several false claims on travel vouchers. He received an honorable discharge. Repatriating American children CTU focused for some time on recovering children who had been kidnapped into foreign countries, generally kidnapped by the children's fathers who were foreign nationals married to American women. Children kidnapped into countries that were signatories of the Hague Treaty could be helped by the US State Department, but the State Department could take no action in non-signatory countries and warned mothers against "hostile recoveries" by CTU or other Americans. Feeney told Playboy, "Our operations are scams. 95 percent brains. We cannot use weapons or fake documents in foreign countries. If I do, it's federal time." Cathy Mahone In 1988, a mother named Cathy Mahone hired CTU