Is the first sentence correct?
Other than traveling, they don't need a security detail. They don't need them when they are at home or in their home town.
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When travelling [sorry -- I spell "travelling" with two l's], they need a security detail. They don't need it when they are at home [aren't they in their home town when they're at home? Do you really need "or in their home town"?].