Mark's Shop
- Louis "Treetop" Barrington - Pilot during the Vietnam War.
- the Doc - South Vietnamese army field medic, after the war she moved to America.
- Lincoln "Stryker" Griffin - former Navy S.E.A.L., during the Vietnam War, now used his skills with Mark Hazzard.
- Sgt. Major Peel - a man who found himself in mercenary work after the Vietnam War. Hired Mark Hazzard to help teach Afghanistan insurgents to fight in 1980's
- The Priestess - a fourteen years old runaway whose life was saved by Mark Hazzard.
- Ritter - ex-Air Force who now used his skills for personal profit.
- Mal Rossi - Mark Hazzard's oldest and best friends, a New Zealander who couldn't deal with "regular" life, became alcoholic and lecherous, but was saved by Mark - who gave him a regular paying job using his combat skills.
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