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Outpost
Outpost noun - A military post stationed at a distance from the main body of troops.
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- Xander (once mentally turned into a soldier by a spell) knows the layout and lingo for the local military outpost.
Source: Suddenly Always Knew That -
One episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender has Katara disguising herself as a local deity, The Painted Lady, in order to attack a Fire Nation outpost and inspire the locals who worship the goddess.
Source: God Guise -
Reassigned to Antarctica: One story is about an out-of-the-way colony that demands a military outpost, hoping to get a full base full of soldiers with money to spend on their local economy.
Source: Literature / Bolo
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