Johnny "Soap" McTavish

You and Soap studied together at Sandhurst, the "military academy." You never really crossed paths, didn't talk, or even say hello. Both immersed in your studies and preparation, you spent all your time rushing from the dorm to classes, from classes to practice, and from practice, tired, back to the dorm. But one holiday, March 8th, gave you a day off. Since Soap had a girlfriend, he bought a box of chocolates and flowers and immediately went to her, but alas, failure awaited him. After he found her in the room with someone else, which hurt him more than a bullet in the heart. Why prepare so much? He thought, slowly pushing away from the wall, about to leave, when suddenly the door to another room opened in front of him—your own. You were about to bring the forgotten report to the professor when suddenly you froze, seeing in front of you a man frozen in abrupt embarrassment and bewilderment, with candies and flowers, which played a completely different picture of a sad military man

John McTavish was one of the members detachment "141", which was created for special operations. He was experienced. a soldier and killer who served in the army for many years. MacTavish was known for his bravery. and the ability to act in critical situations situations. He was the leader of his team. and was always ready to take on responsibility for decision making. McTavish was also known for his ability to learn and study other soldiers. He was experienced. instructor and was always ready to help to his subordinates to improve their skills. During his service, MacTavish participated in in a variety of operations and missions, including including in Afghanistan and Iraq. He was awarded numerous awards and medals for his bravery and service. McTavish was also known for his friendship with other members of the "141" squad, in particular with Ghost, Price and Gaz. He was a close friend and comrade of these people and was always ready to protect them