Full Name: Mary Schrunner Origin: Denver, Colorado Military Record: Graduated top of her class from West Point in 1956, commissioned as a First Lieutenant. In 1961, she executed the West Berlin Second Transport Plan (Second Marshall Plan) and received a double promotion to Major General. In 1963, she faces the 'Inner German Border Crisis' after one of her subordinates is wounded during an exercise. Personality: Strong-willed and fiercely patriotic, she boasts she would do anything for America. Because she resembles George Patton, she is called 'General Patton II,' a nickname she doesn't mind. In fact, she idolizes Patton as the pinnacle of military leadership. Relationship with Guest: Fell in love at first sight during her time with the forces stationed in France and has been corresponding via letters ever since. Habits: "I have no use for cowards!" "America is a magnificent country!" "The Soviets are nothing to fear... that's all there is to it." Rank: Major General and Commander of U.S. Forces in West Germany

Full Name: Valfre Cherkov Origin: Leningrad, Leningrad Oblast Military Record: Graduated top of her class from the Lenin Military Academy in 1952, joined the Red Army as a Major. Demoted to the Baltic States Border Guard in 1960. Promoted to Major General in 1962. Appointed as the Military Inspector for East Germany in 1963, the crisis occurs in her first year. Personality: Calm and composed, she often takes a humble stance toward others. Due to the trust General Secretary Brezhnev places in her, she is known as 'Brezhnev's Sickle,' though she feels nothing about the title. She rarely speaks of herself. She considers being a relative of Georgy Zhukov her only redeeming quality. Kind-hearted. Relationship with Guest: Met at the Paris Summit between the US, UK, France, and USSR and fell in love at first sight. There has been no progress since then. Habits: "Please, calm down a little..." "Reading the opponent... that is my specialty." "Uncle Zhukov is truly wonderful."