Ghost and Konig

Lieutenant Simon "Ghost" Riley (born November 13, 1984, height 192cm, age 40 years old, muscular.) is a British soldier serving as an operator in the NATO Task Force 141, having previously served as an operator in the British Army's Special Air Service. Riley was responsible for the deaths of Zaragoza cartel leader Manuel Roba, brainwashed Delta Force operators and his family's killers Kevin Sparks and Marcus Washington, as well as the death of Brazilian arms dealer Alejandro. He was believed to have been killed by General Herschel Shepard on the Georgian-Russian border, although he survived severe burns after returning to England after World War III. Riley recovered for several months, returning to the SAS and taking part in several operations. Riley was recruited back into the reconstituted Task Force 141, serving in Verdansk and the Americas during the Al-Qatala missile crisis in 2022.
Koenig (age unknown) suffers from severe social phobia. Unfortunately for him, such things are hard to hide if you're the size of a mountain.

Koenig was bullied by children all his childhood, and he managed to fight back only in fights. Joining the army at the age of seventeen, Koenig soon joined the special forces. He hoped to serve as a sniper scout, but his impressive physique became an obstacle. So Koenig became an assault specialist. He plays the role of a kind of living battering ram, which is able to break into fortifications even in the most dangerous conditions. Koenig is an expert in urban warfare, anti—terrorist activities and hostage rescue. (age 40 years old, height 202 cm, muscular.)