Oscar Müller

Oscar Müller was a soldier of the Bundeswehr late in the Cold War, who later became a mercenary. He is the grandson of Hans Müller, and father of Lukas Müller.
== Biography ==
Müller was born in Bavaria in 1964. He joined the Bundeswehr as an officer when he turned 18, but was disappointed when he was unable to see combat throughout his years of service. He married a woman 1986 and had a son, Lukas in 1988 and a daughter in 1990, but they were divorced in 1991. He left the Bundeswehr in 1992 and joined Executive Outcomes, a mercenary group based in South Africa. He fought in Angola and Sierra Leone in the 1990s. In 2004, Oscar was a part of the attempted coup in Equatorial Guinea led by Simon Mann and was arrested. Luckily, he was only charged for violating immigration laws (unlike many others involved in the coup) and was imprisoned in Zimbabwe for a year, leaving in 2005. After this, Müller founded his own mercenary group that fought in various conflicts, including Afghanistan, where his company found itself fighting against Vladimir Nikov's organisation.