Oktober Guard
| Year | Code Name | Function | Real Name | Grade | Service Branch | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1991 | Red Star | Oktober Guard Officer | Anatoly Fydorovich Krimov | O-3 (equivalent) | Army (Soviet/Russian) | |
| 1992 | Big Bear | Oktober Guard Anti-Armor Specialist | Grigor Ivanovich Rostoff | E-5 (equivalent) | Army (Soviet/Russian) | |
| 1998 | Colonel Brekhov | Oktober Guard Commander | Ivan Nikolevich Brekhov | O-6 (equivalent) | Army (Soviet/Russian) | KIA Special Missions #26 - Died in Sierra Gordo while attempting to save his friends and allies. |
| 1998 | Lt. Gorky | Oktober Guard Commando | Mikhail P. Gorky | O-1 (equivalent) | Navy (Soviet/Russian) | |
| 1998 | Volga (aka Daina) | Oktober Guard Weapons Expert | Daina L. Janack | O-1 (equivalent) | Army (Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic) | Code-named Vorona in the Devil's Due series |
| 2005 | Dragonsky | Oktober Guard Flamethrower | Andrei Freisov | E-8 (equivalent) | Army (Soviet/Russian) | Convention Exclusive |
| 2005 | Horror Show | Oktober Guard Soldier | Stepan Drukersky | Unknown | Army (Soviet/Russian) | KIA Special Missions #26 - Died in Sierra Gordo while attempting to save his friends and allies. |
| 2005 | Shrage | Oktober Guard Soldier | (Classified) | Unknown | Army (East German) | KIA Special Missions #26 - Died in Sierra Gordo while attempting to save his friends and allies. |
| 2005 | Stormavik | Oktober Guard Soldier | (Classified) | Unknown | Army (Soviet/Russian) | KIA Special Missions #26 - Died in Sierra Gordo while attempting to save his friends and allies. |
| 2006 | Sgt. Misha Zubenkov | Oktober Guard Soldier | Misha L. Zubenkov | E-5 (equivalent) | Army (Soviet/Russian) | |
| 2012 | Iron Bear | Oktober Guard General | O-7 (equivalent) | Army (Soviet/Russian) | Convention/Web Exclusive |
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