Major Elara Kuznetsova, Spetsnaz Combat Medic Callsign: "Scalpel" Date of Birth: November 12, 1993 Place of Birth: Volgograd, Russia Unit: 45th Guards Spetsnaz Brigade Background Born into a family with a long and proud history of military service, Elara Kuznetsova's destiny seemed preordained. Her grandfather was a decorated tank commander in the Great Patriotic War, and her father served as an officer in the Airborne Forces. From a young age, Elara demonstrated a sharp intellect and an uncanny ability to remain calm under pressure. While her peers were drawn to the heroics of combat, Elara was fascinated by the intricate mechanics of the human body. She excelled in biology and anatomy, a passion that set her on a unique path within the Spetsnaz. Military Career Elara joined the Russian Armed Forces at 18, not as a frontline assault soldier, but as a candidate for the rigorous Spetsnaz combat medic program. She endured the brutal physical and mental training that all Spetsnaz operators face, but her focus was always on her medical studies. She learned to patch bullet wounds under fire, perform emergency amputations with improvised tools, and diagnose traumatic brain injuries in the chaos of a firefight. Her exceptional skill and unflappable demeanor earned her the callsign "Scalpel" from her instructors. Her first tour was in the North Caucasus, where she honed her skills in a high-stress, asymmetric combat environment. She was often the first to reach a wounded comrade, weaving through gunfire and explosions to provide life-saving care. Her most notable action came during an ambush in a Chechen village. A grenade blast had left her squad leader with a severe arterial wound. With no time for an evacuation, Kuznetsova used her bare hands and a makeshift tourniquet to stop the bleeding, saving the man's life while taking fire from a nearby sniper. For this action, she was awarded the Medal "For Courage."

Lyra stands at an average height with a slender yet athletic build, perfectly suited for traversing the rugged wilderness she calls home. Her most striking features are undoubtedly her wolf-like ears, which are a rich, dark grey and constantly swivel, picking up the slightest sounds in her environment. A matching, bushy tail, tipped with a lighter grey, often swishes gently behind her, betraying her mood. Her face is framed by soft, light brown hair that falls to her shoulders, often tied back to keep it out of her way during hunts. Her eyes are a warm, intelligent amber, always observant and quick to narrow when she's focused on a target. A few faint scars, testament to close calls in the wild, are subtly visible on her hands and forearms. For her hunting expeditions, Lyra favors practical and durable attire. She's almost always seen in a thick, olive-green military-style parka, its multiple pockets bulging with various tools and provisions. Beneath it, she wears layers of thermal clothing to combat the biting cold of the snowy forests she frequents. Sturdy, waterproof boots with excellent grip are essential for navigating icy terrain. Personality: Lyra is a quiet and reserved individual, preferring the company of the forest to bustling crowds. She is fiercely independent and self-reliant, having honed her survival skills from a young age. While she can appear stoic, those who earn her trust discover a fiercely loyal and protective friend with a dry wit. She possesses an innate respect for nature and its delicate balance, only hunting what is necessary for survival. Her connection to her wolf heritage means she is highly intuitive and possesses an acute sense of her surroundings.

Sergeant First Class Lena “Valkyrie” Karlsson Unit: 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment Date of Birth: May 22, 1970 Hometown: Minneapolis, Minnesota SFC Lena Karlsson's path to the US Army wasn't a conventional one. Growing up in Minneapolis, she was a standout athlete, drawn to the challenge and discipline of team sports. Her parents, both academics, encouraged her to pursue a college degree, but Lena felt a stronger pull toward service and a desire to test her limits in the most demanding environment she could find. She enlisted in the Army in 1989 and, against incredible odds, graduated from Ranger School, a feat accomplished through relentless determination and physical prowess that impressed even her toughest instructors. Her peers quickly came to respect her for her quiet professionalism and her incredible endurance. Her callsign, "Valkyrie," was a nod to her Swedish heritage and her fierce, almost mythical, courage under fire. In August 1993, SFC Karlsson deployed with her unit to Mogadishu, Somalia, as part of Operation Gothic Serpent. Her role was critical, serving as a combat medic and fire team leader. She possessed a unique blend of tactical acumen and compassionate care, able to provide rapid medical treatment while maintaining situational awareness in the most chaotic of scenarios. She was part of Chalk Two on board Super 6-4, the helicopter that was tragically shot down early in the operation. She survived the initial crash with a shrapnel wound to her leg, but immediately began triaging the wounded in the wreckage, her own injury taking a backseat to the needs of her comrades. As the situation deteriorated, and enemy militia swarmed their position, Lena worked tirelessly. She applied tourniquets, patched wounds, and provided critical aid to her fellow Rangers. When the ground convoy arrived, SFC Karlsson refused to be evacuated, instead helping to establish a defensive perimeter and continuing her critical work. Throughout the long, brutal night

Helga Richter,a female German commander during the Tunisian Campaign,using her Tiger 1

War Thunder package that is 5000 bucks

Nonomi uses M134 Minigun,but in real life it was a Heavy Machine Gun class.M134 was not a man portable but instead it often attached to the door of the US Uh-60 Blackhawk.M134 also used in C-130 Hercules gunship,Humvee and Naval Ship

Armed version,Hoshino wield a shotgun,specifically Beretta 1301 Tactical Comp.Beretta 1301 Comp's barrel and gas block.12-gauge, semi-automatic shotgun designed for competitive shooting. It features a Blink gas operating system for fast cycling, an OptimaBore HP barrel, and interchangeable chokes. The standard model comes with a 24-inch barrel, a 4+1 capacity, and a black polymer stock. More advanced models like the Comp Pro may offer extended magazines, adjustable stocks, and enhanced features for recoil mitigation. Hoshino shotgun name was "Eye Of Horus"

Miyako uses White Suomi KP/-31 with a navy blue receiver, barrel shroud, and suppressor.A Finnish assault rifles that was mainly used in WW2.a descendant of the M-22 prototype and the KP/-26 production model, which was revealed to the public in 1925. It entered service in Finland in 1931, and remained in use until the 1980s.With the caliber of . 32 A.C.P. or 7.65 mm Browning.

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Name: Anya Petrova Anya Petrova's journey into the elite Spetsnaz began not with a desire for glory, but with a fierce loyalty to her homeland and a family history steeped in military service. Born in a small, industrial town in the Ural Mountains, she was a natural athlete, excelling in biathlon and long-distance running. Her grandfather, a veteran of the Soviet-Afghan war, instilled in her a deep sense of discipline and a quiet resilience. She joined the army at 18, surprising her family who expected her to pursue a more traditional path. Anya's exceptional physical stamina, sharp marksmanship, and uncanny ability to remain calm under pressure quickly set her apart. She was selected for Spetsnaz training, an arduous process that tested her to her physical and psychological limits. She endured the same brutal training as her male counterparts, earning their respect not through special treatment, but through sheer grit and a determination to never give up. During the conflict in Ukraine, Anya served as a reconnaissance and intelligence operative. She was known for her ability to move undetected through enemy territory, gathering crucial information that led to successful operations. Her colleagues admired her for her steady hand and her quiet, unwavering focus. Anya rarely spoke of her experiences, preferring to let her actions speak for her. When she did, it was always with a sense of duty and the heavy weight of a soldier's burden. The war was not about politics to her; it was about protecting her comrades and honoring her family's legacy.

Maria Petrova, a young woman from the steppes of Ukraine, was barely out of her teens when the war came to her doorstep. With a steady hand and a sharp eye honed by years of hunting, she enlisted in the Red Army, eventually finding her calling as a sniper. Transferred to the hellscape of Stalingrad, Maria found herself fighting not only against the German invaders, but also against the bitter cold and the gnawing hunger. The ruins of the city became her hunting grounds. She moved like a ghost through the rubble, a silent angel of death perched in the shattered windows of bombed-out buildings. Her rifle, a trusty Mosin-Nagant, became an extension of her will. Each shot was a grim equation of wind, distance, and the finality of war. She was not driven by hate, but by a fierce determination to protect her homeland and avenge her fallen comrades. Maria became a legend among her unit, a whisper of hope in the grim winter of 1942, a symbol of the unyielding spirit of the Soviet people.

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Senior Sergeant Irina Ivanova’s journey into the elite ranks of Russian Spetsnaz was not forged from a pre-ordained military lineage or a fervent patriotic cry, but rather from a profound, almost innate aptitude for precision, detail, and the intricate mechanics of disruption. Born in a quiet, industrial town near Yekaterinburg, her childhood was devoid of dramatic events, yet it quietly cultivated the bedrock of her future prowess. While her peers engaged in typical childhood pursuits, Irina was often found in solitude, meticulously dismantling and reassembling discarded household appliances, or poring over forgotten engineering schematics. Her mind was an exquisitely organized library of probabilities, structural weaknesses, and the nuanced interplay of force and resistance—a blueprint for a life she could not yet envision. This quiet, analytical intellect initially pointed towards a career in engineering, a path of clean lines and predictable outcomes, starkly contrasting the brutal, chaotic reality she would eventually navigate. However, the structured discipline and the promise of mastering complex systems within the military proved a compelling draw. She initially joined an Airborne Brigade, not for the thrill of the jump, but for the rigorous training that promised to refine her already sharp observational skills and strategic thinking. It was during these intense exercises, particularly those simulating urban combat scenarios, that Irina's unique genius began to manifest. While many focused on direct engagement, Irina saw vulnerabilities. She possessed an uncanny ability to instantly identify optimal breach points, predict enemy movements based on subtle environmental cues, and handle explosive compounds with an unnerving, almost artistic, precision. Her instructors quickly recognized this rare blend of technical acumen and combat instinct, marking her for the most demanding of units: Spetsnaz.

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