Exhibit 10.8

  Agreement

  1.1 This  Agreement  binds two  parties,  The Concorde  Trust (the  Trust),  a
  charitable  trust  domiciled  in  Hamilton,  Bermuda,  and  Pretory  USA  Inc.
  (Pretory),  a Nevada (USA) corporation  engaged in providing  security related
  products and services,  to fund and provide services to Norwegian People's Aid
  (NPA), a  non-governmental  organization  involved in  humanitarian  demining,
  whose central offices are located in Oslo, Norway.

  1.2 This  Agreement will proceed  through three phases,  each of which must be
  validated by the designated  representatives  of the Trust,  NPA, and Pretory.
  Phase I involves the design of the Project.  Phase II focuses on the technical
  aspects  and the  final  planning  of the  Project.  Phase  III  involves  the
  execution and conclusion of the Project.

  1.3 The  validation of Phase I and Phase II, if  accomplished  and approved by
  the Trust and NPA, will be added as an exhibit to this Agreement.  All related
  briefing  material,  research,  and/or supporting  documentation  will also be
  added to this  Agreement as it is presented  and approved  chronologically  as
  exhibits to this Agreement for as long as this Agreement continues in force or
  until the completion of Phase III of the Project.

  1.4 The designated  representatives are considered to be the parties that have
  executed this Agreement. If for any reason a designated representative becomes
  unavailable  or is changed for any reason both the Trust and NPA must  approve
  in  writing  of these  changes  and this  acknowledgement  must be added as an
  exhibit to this Agreement.

  2.1 Phase I requires  Pretory to develop in conjunction with NPA a methodology
  for a  humanitarian  demining  Project in  Sarajevo,  Bosnia-Herzegovina.  The
  Project will be conducted  for NPA and operate  within the auspices of NPA and
  under their direction. Pretory will provide consulting services to develop and
  plan a  humanitarian  demining  Project that will: i) positively  identify the
  location of mines in a confirmed minefield with mines in a known location: the
  NPA Training  Minefield,  Sarajevo,  Bosnia-Herzegovina,  and, ii)  positively
  identify the location of mines in confirmed or suspected minefields with mines
  in  unknown  locations  around  Sarajevo,   Bosnia-Herzegovina  (see  attached
  Exhibits 1-8).

  2.2  Phase I of this Agreement will be concluded prior to 30 September 1999.

  2.3  Prior to the  conclusion  of Phase I,  Pretory  will be  responsible  for
  providing a complete  Project briefing to both the Trust and NPA. At a minimum
  the briefing  should  include:  i) an overview of the current  situation  with
  regard to humanitarian  demining in general and more  specifically with regard
  to NPA  activities  in  Sarajevo,  Bosnia-Herzegovina;  ii) a process  for the
  identification  of all  appropriate  technologies  necessary  to  support  the
  Project,  including an analytical  review of all known useful and commercially
  available devices or technologies that can be utilized to support the proposed
  Project;  iii)  an  operational  plan,  including  but not  limited  to a time
  schedule, an organizational and resource plan,  coordinating  instructions,  a
  scheme of  implementation,  and a  detailed  outline of  control  and  support
  issues; and iv) a budget for Phase II of the Project.
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2.4 If Phase I is approved Pretory will immediately begin Phase II.

3.1 Phase II requires a complete  technical  evaluation  of the  equipment to be
used to support Phase III of the Project and assumes that the proposed execution
of  Phase  III of the  Project,  as  presented  at the end of  Phase I, has been
tentatively approved by the Trust and NPA. In Phase II, Pretory must demonstrate
that the technology and organizations/personnel  selected to support the Project
have the ability to perform as required to  successfully  conclude  Phase III of
the Project.  NPA and the Trust will be solely  responsible  for the decision to
advance to Phase III and the actual implementation of the Project. The Trust and
NPA may employ whatever evaluation criteria or performance  objectives they deem
fit  exclusively  to validate  Phase II and to finalize and approve Phase III of
the Project.

3.2 Phase II of the Agreement will be completed by 31 December 1999.

3.3  Prior to the  conclusion  of Phase  II,  Pretory  will be  responsible  for
providing a complete  evaluation of all  technology  and equipment to be used to
execute Phase III of the Project,  including i) the documented  results of field
testing,  ii) a  demonstrated  capacity to utilize,  generate  and  evaluate the
results  produced  through the use of the technology  and equipment  selected to
provide  quantifiable and qualitative  results that can be evaluated as superior
to other known  commercially  available  technologies  and their use, and iii) a
demonstrated  ability to present the test  results in a manner that is judged to
be useful to NPA and other  organizations as directed by the Trust and NPA, such
as, the United Nations Mine Action  Service,  and the  International  Center for
Humanitarian Demining.

3.4 Pretory will submit prior to the  conclusion  of Phase II a detailed  budget
for  Phase  III of the  Project.  Again,  NPA  and  the  Trust  will  be  solely
responsible  for the  decision  to  advance  to the final  Phase and the  actual
Project  implementation.  The  Trust  and NPA  may  employ  whatever  evaluation
criteria or  performance  objectives  they deem fit  exclusively to finalize and
approve the Project.  Pretory will be notified by 15 March 2000 if the Trust and
NPA concur with the proposed Project,  and at that time will be given either the
approval or disapproval to proceed with the Project.

4.0  Pretory  will be  required  by the Trust to submit the  complete  Agreement
document (the Final  Agreement) with all exhibits to the Trust at the conclusion
of the final Phase of the Project. While it is recognized that Pretory will have
the  responsibility  to devise and manage every aspect of the Project,  with the
approval of NPA and the Trust, the final Agreement document,  which will include
an attractive  and  meaningful  final  presentation  of the  Project's  results,
including a final report suitable for publication in a form generally acceptable
to international academic forums that would be interested in the results of this
Project,  will be the property exclusively of the Trust, in totality.  The Trust
will have the  complete  discretion  to use the Final  Agreement  in any  manner
desired.

5.0 Pretory will be paid  $(US)400,000.00  to perform the services  outlined for
Phase I of the Project. The terms of payment will be 25% payable at 90 days from
invoice with the balance  payable at 120 days from invoice  unless  modified and
agreed to by both the Trust  and  Pretory.  Pretory  will  invoice  the Trust of
behalf of NPA,  but may not do so until  after the Phase I briefing  is made and
acknowledged  by the  Trust and NPA.  If the  briefing  is not made  prior to 30
September 1999, Pretory forfeits the ability to invoice the Trust or NPA for any
amount.

5.1 Pretory is  responsible  for it own costs and  expenses and will not be paid
any  additional  fees,  charges,  or any amount  beyond the stated amount above,
without the consent and at the total discretion of the Trust.
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5.2 The Trust will have the full  responsibility  to fulfill any financial terms
of this  total or any  portion  of this  Agreement  on behalf of NPA,  and in no
manner or condition will any financial responsibility derived from any aspect of
this  Agreement  be the  responsibility  of NPA without the specific and written
consent of NPA as attached as an exhibit to this Agreement.

5.3  The  financial  terms  relative  to the  completion  of  Phase  II  will be
determined at the conclusion of Phase I given the results and recommendations of
the findings included in the Phase I briefing.

5.4 The  financial  terms  relative  to the  completion  of  Phase  III  will be
determined at the  conclusion of Phase II given the results and  recommendations
of the findings included in the Phase II briefing.

6.0 The Trust and NPA will  unilaterally  have the ability to  discontinue  this
Project  at the  conclusion  of any  phase  of the  Project  at  their  sole and
independent discretion.

7.0  Pretory  will  strive to fully  inform  the  Trust  and NPA of all  Project
developments  and will work with the Trust and NPA to create a reporting  system
that provides a meaningful  appraisal of the Projects status weekly.  Throughout
the duration of the Project monthly reports will be provided and be added to the
Agreement as exhibits. Weekly reports need to be informative,  but can be verbal
as long as all parties are satisfied with the steady flow of reliable and timely
information.  The  Trust  and  NPA  will  remain  the  exclusive  judge  of  the
satisfactory nature of these reports.

8.0 The Trust and NPA  recognize  that Pretory is a "public  company,"  and that
from time-to-time  Pretory may have the desire to inform its shareholders of the
Company's activities as it relates to this Project.  Pretory will provide to the
Trust and to NPA a copy of all press  releases prior to their  distribution  for
the consideration and approval by the Trust and NPA unilaterally.

9.0 The Trust reserves the right to modify this Agreement as required  excepting
payment  terms and the  abbreviation  of time  schedules  at any time during the
Project.  All modifications will be acknowledged by NPA and Pretory and included
as an exhibit to this Agreement as they occur chronologically.

10.0 NPA has the right for any reason to withdraw  their support at any time for
any reason from this Project.  Should this occur the Trust,  with concurrence of
Pretory,  will have the  ability  to carry a  similar  Project  forward  without
restriction with any other organization involved in Humanitarian Demining.


  Signed and agreed to on 15 July 1999:



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  Per Nergaard              Andrew Mead               Raquel Velasco
  Norwegian Peoples Aid     The Concorde Trust        Pretory USA, Inc.