BAE announced yesterday (see here) that Michael Chertoff, President Bush's former Secretary of Homeland Security, has joined its board. Chertoff (see here) is also senior counsel at Covington & Burling, the law firm current DOJ Assistant Attorney General - Criminal Division, Lanny Breuer (see here) practiced at before his current position.
According to this story, BAE received $7.1 billion in U.S. government contracts in 2009, "making it the government's eighth-biggest contractor." According to the same story, BAE has received over $200 million in Department of Homeland Security contracts since 2005.
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