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| rdfs:label | - Outer Heaven (mother company)
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| rdfs:comment | - Outer Heaven was the name of the mother company of the five largest private military companies in 2014 led by Liquid Ocelot. It was because of its status as a mother company that it was referred to informally as the Big Five. They were a seemingly unstoppable fighting force, on par with the entire United States Army. Logistically, technologically, and tactically advantaged, they were deployed all over the globe with the use of high-tech, high-end technology on the battlefield, and could come in and out of any conflict with minimal casualties.
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| Caption | - The logo for Outer Heaven's base of operations, Outer Haven.
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| abstract | - Outer Heaven was the name of the mother company of the five largest private military companies in 2014 led by Liquid Ocelot. It was because of its status as a mother company that it was referred to informally as the Big Five. They were a seemingly unstoppable fighting force, on par with the entire United States Army. Logistically, technologically, and tactically advantaged, they were deployed all over the globe with the use of high-tech, high-end technology on the battlefield, and could come in and out of any conflict with minimal casualties. Although the organization itself is referred to as "Outer Heaven," it is often associated with its mobile base of operations, Outer Haven, named for Liquid Ocelot's goal of creating a world free of all forms of external control; a reinterpretation of Big Boss's original Outer Heaven.
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