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Originally from Northern California, grew up playing baseball and soccer, continuing soccer through a year of college. Spending a majority of adolescent free time hiking and exploring the Sierra Nevadas. Enlisted in the Marine Corps in 2017 as an 0311. Meritoriously promoted to Corporal in 2019 on first deployment. Remained in a line Platoon as a Squad Leader until 2020. Applied and attended V2/1's Scout Sniper Screener, passed and was selected. Remained a P.I.G.- Professionally Instructed Gunman and was billeted as a team Radio Operator. Meritoriously promoted to Sergeant in February 2021. Was critically injured on August  26th, 2021 in Kabul, Afghanistan when a bomber detonated a Suicide Vest nearby, killing 13 U.S. Service Members.

Jake grew up in a military family where Fort Carson, Colorado was home. Loved playing lacrosse, basketball, football, and soccer growing up. Jake is an Eagle Scout, avid outdoorsman, and successful fly fisher who has a love for the Colorado Rockies and Wyoming Tetons. Since he can remember he wanted to serve his country. He joined the Utah National Guard in 2019 to help pay for school after dropping out of college and ROTC. He wanted to be a Warrant Officer. After enlisting he won the Soldier of the Cycle  award and Iron Soldier Award at basic training. He was awarded top PT and Battalion Hero Award at AIT. He was just one week away from his Warrant Officer Flight School board to go active duty when he was hit by a car riding his motorcycle. He never really did anything cool in the Military, but claims he would have if he wasn't paralyzed. Jake went on to finish his Bachelor's degree online while rehabbing at Walter Reed. Jake also was awarded an Able Flight Scholarship and is officially a pilot! 

 Born and raised in a small farm town in Wisconsin, Bryan grew up hunting, fishing, and playing sports. He joined the National Guard in 2013 after completing a semester of college. Following jump school, all of his friends proceeded to the Ranger Assessment Selection Program (RASP) while he returned home. Feeling envious, he managed to sneak into RASP a year later and, upon successfully passing selection, earned the privilege of being stationed at 3rd Ranger Battalion. After spending three months there, he embarked on his first deployment. Upon his return, he immediately attended Ranger school and subsequently embarked on his second deployment. However, a week before his scheduled departure, he encountered both an explosion and gunshot wounds on the same day. After spending a year and a half at Walter Reed for recovery, he was medically retired. During his time at Walter Reed, he met his wife, and they now reside in the DMV area. RLTW.