Soldiers and Associates
- Eugene "Gene" DeFrancesco (Soldier)
- Anthony Gingello (Soldier)
- Salvatore "Sam Camp" Campanella (Soldier)
- Joseph "Spike" Lanovera (Soldier)
- Angelo Monachino (Soldier)
- Charles "Charlie" Monachino (Soldier)
- Albert "Al" DeCanzio (Soldier)
- Domenic Taddeo (A Team hitman)
- Francesco "Frank" Frassetto (Soldier)
- Joseph "Joe" Lamendola (Soldier)
- Anthony Oliveri (Soldier)
- Nicholas Mastrodonato (Soldier)
- Vincent Rallo (Soldier)
- Louis DiGiulio (Soldier/B Team hitman)
- Thomas Pelusio (Soldier)
- Joseph Rossi (Capo)
- Anthony Columbo (Soldier)
- Donald Paone (Soldier)
- Joseph Trieste (Soldier)
- Joseph La Dolce (Soldier)
- John "Flap" Trivigno (Soldier)
- Joseph Geniola (Soldier)
- Anthony Chirico (Soldier)
- John "Flowers" Fiorino (Soldier/Teamsters President)
- Joseph "Joey" Tiraborelli (Soldier)
- James "Jimmy" Cristo (Soldier)
- Angelo Misuraca (Associate/Teamsters President)
- Thomas Torpey (Associate/Sammy G bodyguard)
- Thomas Taylor (Associate/Sammy G bodyguard)
- William "Billy" Barton (Associate)
- Anthony Leonardo (Associate/Mob Lawyer)
- Albert Ranieri (Associate)
- Anthony Vaccaro (Associate)
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