List of aces in Ace Combat Zero
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These are the list of the ace pilots who fought through the Belkan War, as depicted in Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War.
Legend
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- The color of the ace's in-game name indicates his/her Ace Style (meaning that they only appear if the player is following the same style):
- Default means that the ace appears on the map regardless of the player's style.
- Red (after the Rot Squadron) means that the ace appears only if the player follows the Mercenary path.
- Green (after the Grun Squadron) means that the ace appears only if the player follows the Soldier path.
- Indigo (after the Indigo Squadron) means that the ace appears only if the player follows the Knight path.
- Additionally, some aces only appear on certain Difficulty levels:
- No superscript after the name means that the ace appears on Normal or higher difficulty (or on all difficulties, if it is one of the 11 mission boss squadrons).
- Easy after the name means that the ace appears on Easy or higher difficulty.
- Hard after the name means that the ace only appears on Hard or higher difficulty.
- Exp after the name means that the ace only appears on Expert or higher difficulty.
- Ace after the name means that the ace only appears on Ace difficulty.
- SP after an aircraft name indicates that shooting down the corresponding ace is required to unlock the special paint for this aircraft model (with exception to the ADFX-01 Morgan and the ADF-01 FALKEN, whose SP is unlocked by earning S ranks in all missions on HARD and EXPERT difficulties).
Assault RecordsEdit
| AR | In-game name | Real name | Callsign | Age | Gender | Nationality | Aircraft | Mission | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 000. | F-5E "Tiger" | Frank Friedrich | Tiger | 30 | Male | Belkan | F-5E Tiger II SP | 01 | Shot Down (04/02/95) |
| Assigned to an aggressor squadron that plays the role of the enemy in combat practice, he was sent to the front when the war situation worsened. He now serves as an instructor at the Heierlark Air Base in North Osea. | |||||||||
| 001. | J35J "Blitz" | Felix Boesch | Blitz | 28 | Male | Belkan | J35J Draken | 01 | Killed in Action (04/02/95) |
| Having gone Missing in Action during an attack on the Valais Air Base, his remains were discovered in the surrounding mountains after the war. His remains were verified through dental records and, along with personal effects, sent to surviving family. | |||||||||
| 002. | F-4E "Dryade" | Rudi Keltz | Dryade | 29 | Male | Belkan | F-4E Phantom | 01 | Killed in Action (04/02/95) |
| In 1987, he enlisted as a volunteer in the Belkan Air Force and went on to forge a brilliant war record during the Belkan invasion of Ustio. During an aerial battle over Valais Air Base, he was shot down and killed by the Mercenary Pilots stationed there. | |||||||||
| 003. | F-117A "Regen" Exp | Oswald Baermann | Regen | 34 | Male | Belkan | F-117A Nighthawk | 01 | Shot Down (04/02/95) |
| After the war, he hid out in South Belka, presently North Osea, and organized a terrorist unit of former Belkan soldiers known as The Falcons of Dawn. To date, he has organized seven acts of terror against the Osean Federation and remains at large. | |||||||||
| 004. | XB-70 "Wal" Ace | Karl-Heinz Litbarski | Wal | 42 | Male | Belkan | XB-70 Valkyrie | 01 | Shot Down (04/02/95) |
| A member of the Belkan Air Force's Aviation Test Corps with a record 6000 hours of test flight under his belt. He moved to the front line shortly after the war's outbreak. He is now working as a consultant for the Osea Air Defense Force Technology Development Bureau. Appears only if 2+ bombers reach the middle of the map before being shot down. | |||||||||
| 005. | MiG-21bis "Glueck" | Gerd Vogts | Glück | 33 | Male | Belkan | MiG-21bis Fishbed | 02 | Shot Down (04/15/95) |
| Having been involved in twelve crashes and several life threatening accidents, his countless brushes with death have become legendary among his squadron. After retirement, he settled down in Dinsmark, the capital city of the Principality of Belka. | |||||||||
| 006. | F-1A "Kritiker" | Lothar Fink | Kritiker | 30 | Male | Belkan | F-1A Kaizen | 02 | Shot Down (04/15/95) |
| During the war, he was tried for leaking information regarding Belka's nuclear weapons possession. However, the case was dismissed due to lack of evidence. He remained a pilot until the end of the war, but the suspicious continued to cast a shadow on his record. After the war he became an anti-war activist. | |||||||||
| 007. | A-10A "Storch" | Johann Braess | Storch | 35 | Male | Belkan | A-10A Thunderbolt II | 02 | Shot Down (04/15/95) |
| The conclusion of the war offered him the opportunity to proceed with a career in North Belka as an engineer in the exploration of marine resources. He continues to put forth all of his efforts into the mining of the favored next generation fuel source: Methane Hydrate. | |||||||||
| 008. | Mirage 2000D "Wuerfel" | Manfred Ketzer | Würfel | 29 | Male | Belkan | Mirage 2000D | 02 | Killed in Action (04/15/95) |
| Shot down and killed in an aerial battle over Route 171, his remains, along with a diary addressed to his wife and child, were recovered from the wreckage. After the war, the diary was published under the title "A Letter to My Lovely Rose", and became a best-seller. | |||||||||
| 009. | F-15E "Harpune" Ace | Herrick Hengel | Harpune | 42 | Male | Belkan | F-15E Strike Eagle | 02 | Shot Down (04/15/95) |
| Formerly part of the Anfang Flight Instruction Unit, he was moved to the front line at the out break of the war. During the war, he purposed fundamental revisions regarding the transportation of troops, as well as aerial fighting tactics at Area B7R. After the war, he applied himself towards reducing the operational damage incurred on fighter airframes. | |||||||||
| 010. | Typhoon "Rot 1" | Detlef Fleisher | Rot 1 | N/A | Male | Belkan | EF-2000 Typhoon SP | 03 | Shot Down (04/20/95) |
| Shot down over Area B7R in 1995. He succeeded in landing his damaged fighter, and continued his career in the air force working his way up from officer to base commander. After the war, he became a professor of history at the University of Dinsmark, where he continues to apply himself diligently towards his teaching and research. | |||||||||
| 011. | Typhoon "Rot 2" | Jurgen Maier | Rot 2 | 29 | Male | Belkan | EF-2000 Typhoon SP | 03 | Killed in Action (04/20/95) |
| Enlisting in the air force soon after high school graduation, he completed the grueling training to be awarded a position in the 2nd Air Division 52nd Tactical Fighter Squadron. He was shot down and killed in action during the Ustio Choker One operation. | |||||||||
| 012. | Typhoon "Rot 3" | Helmut Schnellinger | Rot 3 | 31 | Male | Belkan | EF-2000 Typhoon SP | 03 | Missing in Action (04/20/95) |
| He was shot down during a mission over the Gebere Mountains. However, an investigation by bereaved family members into the recovery of his remains uncovered nothing more than the empty wreckage of his aircraft. His surviving family continues to press their dissatisfaction with the government's official report. | |||||||||
| 013. | Typhoon "Rot 4" | Karl-Heinz Sammer | Rot 4 | N/A | Male | Belkan | EF-2000 Typhoon SP | 03 | Killed in Action (04/20/95) |
| Shot down and killed during the Ustio Choker One operation. An investigation into the details regarding his death revealed that problems with the aircraft's ejection mechanism resulted in severe and fatal full-body contusions. His remains were miraculously recovered and delivered to surviving family. | |||||||||
| 014. | X-29A "Tausend" | Otto Haber | Tausend | 32 | Male | Belkan | X-29A FSW | 03 | Shot Down (04/20/95) |
| At the war's conclusion, he was dismissed from the air force, and with fellow ex-soldiers went on to found a private research company. According to reports, the company's business is bona fine, thus it has been concluded that Otto Haber and his employees no longer present a threat to society. | |||||||||
| 015. | F/A-18C "Grun 1" | Bernhard Schmidt | Grün 1 | N/A | Male | Belkan | F/A-18C Hornet SP | 03 | Shot Down (04/20/95) |
| His uncanny ability to read the tide of battle earned him the name of Green Owl. He was shot down over Area B7R during an encounter with mercenary Ustio pilots. After retirement, he later returned to his hometown where he continues to reside. | |||||||||
| 016. | F/A-18C "Grun 2" | Fabian Rost | Grün 2 | 29 | Male | Belkan | F/A-18C Hornet SP | 03 | Shot Down (04/20/95) |
| His whereabouts became unknown after the conclusion of the Belkan War. Information has surfaced reporting that he is now acting as a volunteer soldier in an effort to free a small eastern country from its authoritarian government. | |||||||||
| 017. | F/A-18C "Grun 3" | Wif Scholl | Grün 3 | N/A | Male | Belkan | F/A-18C Hornet SP | 03 | Killed in Action (04/20/95) |
| He enlisted in the air force after graduating from the Belkan Air Force Academy top of his class. For his first actual war mission, he was reunited with his former unit of the 10th Air Division 8th Tactical Fighter Squadron, however he was shot down during his 23rd assault. | |||||||||
| 018. | F/A-18C "Grun 4" | Fritz Forster | Grün 4 | N/A | Male | Belkan | F/A-18C Hornet SP | 03 | Killed in Action (04/20/95) |
| Recruited as a test pilot by the Belkan Air Force where he gradually began to distinguish himself through his extraordinary flying skill. Shortly after the War's outbreak, he was officially assigned to the front lines, where he was Killed in action a few months later. His remains have yet to be recovered. | |||||||||
| 019. | TND-GR.4 "Graufalk 1" | Arne Babbel | Graufalk 1 | 38 | Male | Belkan | Tornado GR.4 | 03 | Killed in Action (04/20/95) |
| The pilot of Graufalk Squadron's number one fighter, he tallied up an impressive flight record over Area B7R's southern quarter. In 1992, he was transferred from the 5th Air Division to the 3rd Air Division, where his records for air-to-ground assault distinguished him even among the Belkan Force's elite. | |||||||||
| 020. | TND-GR.4 "Graufalk 2" | Mark Baumann | Graufalk 2 | 35 | Male | Belkan | Tornado GR.4 | 03 | Killed in Action (04/20/95) |
| As the pilot of Graufalk Squadron's number two fighter, he had been an acquisition for Arne Babbel from the time of his assignment to the 5th Air Division. He was a veteran pilot with a fantastic record over the southern quarter of Area B7R, however, he was shot down and killed in a skirmish with Galm Flight. | |||||||||
| 021. | JAS-39C Indigo 1 | Dimitri Heinreich | Indigo 1 | 31 | Male | Belkan | JAS-39C Gripen SP | 03 | Shot Down (04/20/95) |
| Shot down in an aerial encounter with mercenary pilots over Area B7R, he was rushed to the hospital unconscious where doctors succeeded in resuscitating him. He currently maintains a busy schedule running the family business. | |||||||||
| 022. | JAS-39C Indigo 2 | Berti Backenbauer | Indigo 2 | 31 | Male | Belkan | JAS-39C Gripen SP | 03 | Shot Down (04/20/95) |
| After the war, he successfully worked as a linguist and a thinker. His outspoken opinions even had him blacklisted by the Bureau of Public Security. He is known for many published works, including the masterpieces: "The Theory of Cognition and Linguistics", and "The Pacifist Soldier". | |||||||||
| 023. | JAS-39C Indigo 3 | Mathias Overath | Indigo 3 | N/A | Male | Belkan | JAS-39C Gripen SP | 03 | Shot Down (04/20/95) |
| After the war, he immigrated to Osea where he was headhunted by the Osean Space Agency and engaged in training to become an astronaut. The following year, he enrolled in the Liberty Seven Project where he established a new record for continuous space flight of 72hrs. 52min. | |||||||||
| 024. | JAS-39C Indigo 4 | Franz Breitner | Indigo 4 | N/A | Male | Belkan | JAS-39C Gripen SP | 03 | Shot Down (04/20/95) |
| Upon the war's conclusion, he traveled the world as an employee of the International Children's Charity Foundation. While visiting a village on a disaster relief assignment, he became involved in a shootout with National Liberation Army guerrillas and was shot and killed. | |||||||||
| 025. | F-16XL "Amsel" | Elmar Hahn | Amsel | 27 | Male | Belkan | F-16XL Cranked Arrow | 03 | Shot Down (04/20/95) |
| Thought to have joined the former Belkan soldier terrorist organization The Falcons of Dawn. A figure resembling him has been identified in a video released by the terrorists in which they claim responsibility for the assault on The Mueller Trust Company. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 026. | F/A-18C "Bachstelze" | Monika Starke | Bachstelze | 27 | Female | Belkan | F/A-18C Hornet | 04B | Killed in Action (04/24/95) |
| After graduating from the Belkan Air Force Academy, she enrolled in the Belkan Air Force, where during the war, her duty was to protect installations along the Futuro Canal. Her military records, along with that of her brother Fredi Starke, was heavy appraised. Appears after all ground targets at the right side of the canal are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 027. | F-5E "Gabel 1" | Heiko Reck | Gabel 1 | 29 | Male | Belkan | F-5E Tiger II | 04B | Killed in Action (04/24/95) |
| Flying in Gabel Squadron's number one, his duty was to control air superiority over the Futuro Canal. Together with Schakal and Postler Squadrons, they where known as The Winds of Futuro, and formed the backbone of Belkan air superiority throughout the front. He was killed in battle during Operation Round Hammer. Appears after all naval units north of the canal are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 028. | F-5E "Gabel 2" | Fredi Starke | Gabel 2 | 30 | Male | Belkan | F-5E Tiger II | 04B | Killed in Action (04/24/95) |
| He is the grandson of the top 1940's Belkan ace Jonas Starke. Graduating from the Air Force Academy with honors, he protected the fleet on the Futuro Canal as Gabel's number two. He was shot down and killed during Operation Round Hammer. Appears after all naval units north of the canal are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 029. | F-35C "Moewe" Ace | Hugo Parcham | Möwe | 29 | Male | Belkan | F-35C Lightning II SP | 04B | Killed in Action (04/24/95) |
| Assigned to the Belkan Navy, he became their top ace from 1990 to 1995. During the assault on the Futuro Canal, he was given the duty of intercepting Galm Flight. During the conflict, he managed to take off from the aircraft carrier Njord, but was later shot down. | |||||||||
| 030. | F-15C "Elch" Easy | Markus Schuster | Elch | 40 | Male | Belkan | F-15C Eagle | 04A | Shot Down (04/24/95) |
| He was arrested for committing wartime human rights abuses against civilians. An international military tribunal handed him a 136-year sentence along with the approbation of all assets. No matter what pardon he seeks, it certainly will not come in his lifetime. Appears from the north if you destroy all jamming facilities before any other targets. | |||||||||
| 031. | Mirage 2000D "Schakal 1" Hard | Marco Metzelder | Schakal 1 | 29 | Male | Belkan | Mirage 2000D | 04A | Shot Down (04/20/95) |
| After the war, he retired from the Belkan Air Force and returned home where services for returning veterans provided him with the means to attend the University of Dinsmark as an economic major. He now works at a private firm in the city of Sudentor. Appears with the final wave of fighters if all jamming facilities are left intact but most other targets are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 032. | Mirage 2000D "Schakal 2" Hard | Jorg Lenhmann | Schakal 2 | 31 | Male | Belkan | Mirage 2000D | 04A | Killed in Action (04/20/95) |
| Retiring from the Belkan Air Force in 1988, he became a mercenary pilot. He fought in various fronts around the world but returned to the Belkan Air Force at the war's outbreak. He was hit by enemy fire in a battle over the Futuro Canal and was killed. Appears with the final wave of fighters if all jamming facilities are left intact but most other targets are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 033. | X-29A "Hundert" Ace | Rudolph Haber | Hundert | 27 | Male | Belkan | X-29A FSW SP | 04A | Shot Down (04/20/95) |
| Experiencing combat in the Belkan War, he proved himself on the Ustio war front. Although young, he boasted the highest war record among the Belkan Force's 9th Air Division. He now works at his brother Otto Haber's telecommunications company, Townsend Corporation. | |||||||||
| 034. | F-1A "Wetterhahn" | Daniel Bierofka | Wetterhahn | 29 | Male | Belkan | F-1A Kaizen | 04C | Shot Down (04/24/95) |
| He was to bomb the Osean fleet during the assault on the Futuro Canal, but was shot down by Galm Flight while searching for an opening in the fleet's defenses. After the war he found work as an automobile salesman, and is currently passing his days as an ordinary citizen. | |||||||||
| 035. | TND-GR.4 "Absender" | Dietmar Wolf | Absender | 33 | Male | Belkan | Tornado GR.4 | 04C | Shot Down (04/24/95) |
| He was shot down and captured by Allied Forces in an aerial battle over the Futuro Canal, and was made a prisoner of war. After the war he was tried as a class BC war criminal. However, the charges were later dismissed due to rather dubious testimony from the prosecution. He now resides in the kingdom of Sapin. | |||||||||
| 036. | Su-27 "Postler 1" Ace | Karl Eckmann | Postler 1 | 34 | Male | Belkan | Su-27 Flanker SP | 04C | Shot Down (04/24/95) |
| The number one fighter of Postler Squadron, a squadron feared by Allied Forces as The Whirlwind. Postler Squadron's synchronous attacks became a major threat to Allied Forces on various fronts throughtout the war. He now runs a shipping company in the Principality of Belka. | |||||||||
| 037. | Su-27 "Postler 2" Ace | Klaus Eckmann | Postler 2 | 34 | Male | Belkan | Su-27 Flanker SP | 04C | Shot Down (04/24/95) |
| The number two fighter of Postler Squadron, a squadron feared by Allied Forces as The Whirlwind. After the war, he started a shipping company with a relative. It has since grown into the largest in North Belka. | |||||||||
| 038. | A-10A "Fischer" | Albert Klos | Fischer | 35 | Male | Belkan | A-10A Thunderbolt II SP | 05 | Shot Down (05/12/95) |
| Shot down during an aerial battle over Solis Ortus, he was later discovered by the Osean Bureau of Investigation in 2003. Suffering from memory loss, it appears that he had been living in seclusion within the city of Cinigrad. He is now residing with family. Appears in the west side of the map after all enemy ground units are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 039. | F-16C "Trinker" Exp | Gunter Muller | Trinker | 33 | Male | Belkan | F-16C Fighting Falcon | 05 | Shot Down (05/12/95) |
| Known as The Iron Man, he was hit by Allied Forces during Operation Varsity, but despite receiving a severe wound to his midsection he returned to the front only a month later. He now runs a restaurant in Dinsmark, the capital city of the Principality of Belka. | |||||||||
| 040. | F-16XL "Dichter" | Thomas Hein | Dichter | 33 | Male | Belkan | F-16XL Cranked Arrow | 05 | Missing in Action (05/12/95) |
| Detailed information regarding this pilot is unavailable. | |||||||||
| 041. | F-2A "Spieler" | Robert Gloden | Spieler | 29 | Male | Belkan | F-2A Viper Zero | 05 | Shot Down (05/12/95) |
| He was assigned to the 9th Air Division 17th Tactical Fighter Squadron, but retired from the Belkan Air Force in 1996. He has since moved to the neutral nation of San Salvacion, where he runs a hotel next to the ocean completely removed from the events of the war. | |||||||||
| 042. | F-20A "Anwalt" | Henrich Koenig | Anwalt | 29 | Male | Belkan | F-20A Tigershark | 05 | Shot Down (05/12/95) |
| During the war, he joined Belka's extreme right-wing party, but disappeared when a cease-fire was declared. Investigation into his whereabouts continues. Update: 05/97 Anonymous information states that he is now a member of the terrorist organization The Falcons of Dawn. | |||||||||
| 043. | MiG-31 "Schwan" Ace | Axel Reichert | Schwan | 35 | Male | Belkan | MiG-31 Foxhound | 05 | Shot Down (05/12/95) |
| The Belkan Air Force 12th Air Division's top ace, he forged an impressive war record in conflicts throughout the world. He was given the nickname The Swan for having never taken a hit. After the war, he retired from service, and now works for a small nation as a mercenary suppressing any coup d'etat movements. | |||||||||
| 044. | Su-37 "Gelb 2" | Rainer Altman | Gelb 2 | 32 | Male | Belkan | Su-37 Terminator SP | 06 | Shot Down (05/13/95) |
| Charged with the duty of preventing the liberation of Directus, he headed in the direction of the capital city, but was intercepted and shot down by Ustio forces. After the war, he married in Directus and is currently pursuing a career there as a writer. | |||||||||
| 045. | Su-37 "Gelb 1" | Orbert Jager | Gelb 1 | 34 | Male | Belkan | Su-37 Terminator SP | 06 | Killed in Action (05/13/95) |
| He served as Commander of an intercept squadron on Belka's southern defense position, the Hydrian Line. Adopting the southern front as a base, he utilized his command of combat aerial tactics as a weapon to strike out at enemy forces in all directions. | |||||||||
| 046. | F-15C "Ibis" | David Hartmann | Ibis | 29 | Male | Belkan | F-15C Eagle | 06 | Shot Down (05/13/95) |
| Graduating as a physicist from the 7th Service Academy top of his class, he applied for placement in the Experimental Space Navigation Team, but was denied acceptance. After the war, he moved to Erusia where he received his PhD in Physics from the Osean University of Engineering. He was involved with the development and operation of Stonehenge. | |||||||||
| 047. | EA-18G "Wolkenmeer" | Lamar Zimmermann | Wolkenmeer | 28 | Male | Belkan | EA-18G Growler | 06 | Shot Down (05/13/95) |
| As the captain of the 12th Air Division 29th Tactical Fighter Squadron, he destroyed the impenetrable laser defense system around Wesson in the Osean Federation in under four minutes. After the war, he pursed a career researching communication engineering. | |||||||||
| 048. | F-14D "Wildgans" | Gerald Wessels | Wildgans | 28 | Male | Belkan | F-14D Super Tomcat | 06 | Shot Down (05/13/95) |
| During the war, he was arrested and convicted for the crime of treason against the government of Belka. After the war, an Allied investigation proved the charges were false and exonerated him. He now works for a security company in Ustio. | |||||||||
| 049. | F-15S/MTD "Wuerger" Ace | Darius Hertzsch | Würger | 27 | Male | Belkan | F-15S/MTD "Active" Eagle | 06 | Killed in Action (05/13/95) |
| Known as The Guillotine for his tactic of firing at the enemy's cockpit, he was hit over Directus, and was shot and killed after bailing out. | |||||||||
| 050. | F-117A "Spuk" | Bernd Linke | Spuk | 30 | Male | Belkan | F-117A Nighthawk | 07 | Killed in Action (05/17/95) |
| As Captain of Spuk Squadron, he was assigned the duty of protecting the Hydrian Line. As experts at night fighting, his squadron formed an iron curtain that boasted protection for the front all through the night. He was shot down and killed at the battle of Glatisant. Appears from the right after all enemy units in Sector C are destroyed and the player scores 5000+ points. | |||||||||
| 051. | F-20A "Vampir 1" Hard | Carsten Nowotny | Vampir 1 | 30 | Male | Belkan | F-20A Tigershark | 07 | Shot Down (05/17/95) |
| The name Carsten Nowotny does not appear in the Belkan Air Force's official registry. Considering statements taken from members of his former squadron, it is highly probable that the official records have been altered. Regarded as an extremely dangerous element, his whereabouts are being investigated. Appears on the north side of the map after all enemy units in Sector C are destroyed and the player scores 5000+ points. | |||||||||
| 052. | F-20A "Vampir 2" Hard | Rudolph Seifert | Vampir 2 | 29 | Male | Belkan | F-20A Tigershark | 07 | Shot Down (05/17/95) |
| After being shot down by Galm Flight, he received severe injuries and was inactive the rest of the war. However, shortly after the cease-fire, he stole an aircraft from the Belkan Air Base Schayne and escaped only to be shot down by the Allied Air Force. It is speculated that he may be trying to defect to another country. Appears on the north side of the map after all enemy units in Sector C are destroyed and the player scores 5000+ points. | |||||||||
| 053. | MiG-29A "Iris" Ace | Lola Sommer | Iris | 28 | Female | Belkan | MiG-29A Fulcrum | 07 | Shot Down (05/17/95) |
| A descendant of the Albrecht Imperial Knights. She was assigned to protect the Area Garden of the ruined fortress, Glatisant. She is currently married to a civilian in Dinsmark, and is now the mother of two children. Appears after all enemy units in Sector D are destroyed and the player scores 5000+ points. | |||||||||
| 054. | Su-32 "Mumie" Ace | Bert Esser | Mumie | 28 | Male | Belkan | Su-32 Strike Flanker SP | 07 | Shot Down (05/17/95) |
| The Commander of the 7th Air Division 65th Tactical Fighter Squadron. He is accredited with the destruction of Sapin 3rd Naval Fleet. His skill became the cornerstone of the anti-ship forces in the Belkan War. He was shot down during Operation Hell Bound. Appears in the north after all enemy units and facilities in Sector B are destroyed and the player scores 5000+ points. | |||||||||
| 055. | EA-6B "Artist" | Ehren Ziegier | Artist | 38 | Male | Belkan | EA-6B Prowler | 08A | Shot Down (05/19/95) |
| Shot down over the Schayne Plains, after the war he turned on painting. In 1999, he revealed the painting "Demon Lord", focusing on the wretchedness of war and the venerability of peace. The piece was the subject of much praise at the Cinigrad Art Festival. Appears as you leave the combat airspace if you've completed the mission with 15-16 minutes remaining on the timer. | |||||||||
| 056. | F-1A "Biene" | Hariman Reinhardt | Biene | 33 | Male | Belkan | F-1A Kaizen SP | 08A | Shot Down (05/19/95) |
| Shot down over the Schayne Plains. He manged to survive the crash, but soon after subsequent complications in his vision forced him to retire from service. He is now undergoing home treatment and continues with rehabilitation in hopes of once again joining the air force. Appears as you leave the combat airspace. | |||||||||
| 057. | F-2A "Strom" Ace | Krabber Ludwig | Strom | 32 | Male | Belkan | F-2A Viper Zero SP | 08A | Killed in Action (05/19/95) |
| A descendant of The House of Ludwig, home of generations of accomplished soldiers, he was shot down and killed in an aerial battle over the Schayne Plains. Ancestors of The House of Ludwig have stood in renown even in the legend of Totenheim. Like them, he was a knight of the Belkan Royal Dynasty. Appears as you leave the combat airspace. | |||||||||
| 058. | J35J "Zugvogel" | Emil Wilheim | Zugvogel | 29 | Male | Belkan | J35J Draken | 08B | Shot Down (05/19/95) |
| With experience flying many different types of aircraft, his skill earned him renown even among the ranks of the Belkan Air Force. After the war, he moved on to the kingdom of Sapin, where he now competes as a stunt pilot in various acrobatic competitions. Appears as you leave the combat airspace. | |||||||||
| 059. | F-20A "Falter" | Thorben Rehmer | Falter | 30 | Male | Belkan | F-20A Tigershark SP | 08B | Killed in Action (05/19/95) |
| In the line with the duty of protecting Excalibur, he was assigned to the 5th Air Division 32nd Tactical Fighter Squadron, a provisional aggregation of various squadrons. Rehmer, serving as the captain, quickly transformed them into the air force's defensive backbone. He was killed in action during Operation Beta. Appears as you leave the combat airspace if you've completed the mission with 15-16 minutes remaining on the timer. | |||||||||
| 060. | JAS-39C "Quelle" Ace | Daniel Ludwig | Quelle | 27 | Male | Belkam | JAS-39C Gripen | 08B | Shot Down (05/19/95) |
| A member of The House of Ludwig, home to generations of accomplished soldiers, he was arrested after the war on charges of war crimes. After serving his sentence, he was released. However, with no place to go, he became a wandering vagrant. Appears as you leave the combat airspace. | |||||||||
| 061. | MiG-29A "Flamingo" | Sven Reuter | Flamingo | 28 | Male | Belkan | MiG-29A Fulcrum SP | 08C | Shot Down (05/19/95) |
| Retiring from service after the war, he changed jobs often, working as a bike messenger, dish washer and taxi driver among others. However, he eventually found a job as a bouncer at a local bar, and now passes his days as an average citizen. Appears as you leave the combat airspace. | |||||||||
| 062. | F/A-18C "Kolibri" | Ernst Blum | Kolibri | 45 | Male | Belkan | F/A-18C Hornet | 08C | Missing in Action (05/19/95) |
| Detailed information about this pilot is unavailable. Appears as you leave the combat airspace if you've completed the mission with 15-16 minutes remaining on the timer. | |||||||||
| 063. | Typhoon "Woge" Ace | Gerhard Ludwig | Woge | 25 | Male | Belkan | EF-2000 Typhoon | 08C | Shot Down (05/19/95) |
| Garnered the protection of the popular government through generous donations, but with the war's end and a change of power, seven generations of The House of Ludwig fell to ruin. Gerhard Ludwig escaped to a small country in the south, where he fell ill and later passed away. Appears as you leave the combat airspace. | |||||||||
| 064. | F-2A "Roller" | Helmut Schumacher | Roller | 25 | Male | Belkan | F-2A Viper Zero | 09 | Killed in Action (05/23/95) |
| Schumacher's father was a commanding officer in the Belkan military, who had followed in the footsteps of countless ancestors. An officer candidate himself, his future seemed already written but was cut short when his plane was shot down in Mid-south Belka. Appears after all four jamming facilities are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 065. | F-15S/MTD "Habicht" | Sigwald Entenmann | Habicht | 25 | Male | Belkan | F-15S/MTD "Active" Eagle | 09 | Shot Down (05/23/95) |
| Joined the Belkan Air Force in 1988. During the war, he always placed himself in the front line. There are no merits in particular to note, but his patriotism and sense of duty brought him much respect within his troop. Appears after all four jamming facilities are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 066. | X-29A "Fliege" | Luca Wolfrum | Fliege | 31 | Male | Belkan | X-29A FSW | 09 | Shot Down (05/23/95) |
| In 1991, Wolfrum transferred from test pilot to the Special Operations Air Force Unit 160. Capable of skillfully maneuvering any aircraft, he participated countless special operations. He was only been shot down once. Appears after all four jamming facilities are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 067. | SR-71 "Rabe" | Jens Thon | Rabe | 28 | Male | Belkan | SR-71 Blackbird | 09 | Killed in Action (05/23/95) |
| Fighting from the age of twenty as a mercenary in conflicts throughout the world, upon returning home he enlisted in the official air force. Having fought as a mercenary, his various military connections garnered him a respect of many. He was buried in his home town at the base of Mt. Gerarhe in the Gilberto Mountains. Takes off from Excalibur to the south after all four jamming facilities are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 068. | EA-6B "Bergnebel" Ace | Ulrich Stekelenburg | Bergnebel | 34 | Male | Belkan | EA-6B Prowler SP | 09 | Shot Down (05/23/95) |
| A pilot adept at disrupting enemy radar and an expert in the field of ECM. After the war, he was offered a position with Hartwig Bremerat the Osean Ministry of Technology. He is now doing well as a researcher in the field of enemy aerial defense force countermeasures. Appears after all four power generators are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 069. | MiG-31 "Schwarze 1" | Dominic Zubov | Schwarze 1 | N/A | Male | Yuktobanian | MiG-31 Foxhound SP | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| Assigned to the 13th Night Fighter Division 6th Tactical Fighter Squadron, and feared even by allied forces throughout the war as "The Escapee Killer". After the war, he fled in order to escape prosecution as a war criminal. There are reports that he is now living in Osea but the truth remains uncertain. | |||||||||
| 070. | MiG-31 "Schwarze 2" | Sergei Karkov | Schwarze 2 | N/A | Male | Yuktobanian | MiG-31 Foxhound SP | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| Assigned to the 13th Night Fighter Air Division 6th Tactical Fighter Squadron. The Night Fighter Air Division was in fact a squad designed to assassinate deserters. Little to no information is known about this squadron, however, inquiry into its nature continues. | |||||||||
| 071. | MiG-31 "Schwarze 3" | Harald Brehme | Schwarze 3 | N/A | Male | Belkan | MiG-31 Foxhound SP | 10 | Missing in Action (05/29/95) |
| A member of the 13th Night Fighter Air Division 6th Tactical Fighter Squadron. He was shot in battle, but his death has yet to be verified. Rumor exists that he fled the country after the war, but due to the extensive damage to official records, confirmation of his whereabouts remain unlikely. | |||||||||
| 072. | MiG-31 "Schwarze 4" | Sepp Bonhof | Schwarze 4 | N/A | Male | Belkan | MiG-31 Foxhound SP | 10 | Missing in Action (05/29/95) |
| Assigned to the13th Night Fighter Air Division 6th Tactical Fighter Squadron, all personal information regarding this pilot has been erased. The Night Fighter Air Division appears to have had other duties besides eliminating deserters, however, details remain scarce. | |||||||||
| 073. | MiG-31 "Schwarze 5" | Helger Collins | Schwarze 5 | N/A | Male | Belkan | MiG-31 Foxhound SP | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| A member of the 13th Night Fighter Air Division 6th Tactical Fighter Squadron. He is currently a member of top level management at Omnikron Electro. Some say that Collins secretly changed his identity after the war and that he is actually Friedrich Gehlen. Due to lack of evidence, confirmation of this is unattainable. | |||||||||
| 074. | MiG-31 "Schwarze 6" | Rafael Battenberg | Schwarze 6 | N/A | Male | Belkan | MiG-31 Foxhound SP | 10 | Missing in Action (05/29/95) |
| He was a member of the 13th Night Fighter Air Division 6th Tactical Fighter Squadron. Inquiry into the squadron continues. All Night Fighter Air Division records were destroyed when Belka's defeat became apparent. | |||||||||
| 075. | MiG-31 "Schwarze 7" | Alexander Roshardt | Schwarze 7 | N/A | Male | Belkan | MiG-31 Foxhound SP | 10 | Missing in Action (05/29/95) |
| All information regarding this pilot, except for the fact that he was assigned to the 13th Night Fighter Air Division 6th Tactical Fighter Squadron, has been erased. His name, age and personal registry, records upon enrollment into the squadron remains in question. Investigation into this matter, as well as that of the squadron, continues. | |||||||||
| 076. | MiG-31 "Schwarze 8" | Maximillian Warner | Schwarze 8 | N/A | Male | Belkan | MiG-31 Foxhound SP | 10 | Missing in Action (05/29/95) |
| Assigned to the 13th Night Fighter Air Division 6th Tactical Fighter Squadron, his death has yet to be verified. Due to the destruction of all Belkan public records, confirmation of his true existence remains unattainable. If still alive, he poses a very dangerous risk. | |||||||||
| 077. | MiG-21bis "Huckebein" | Wolfgang Buchner | Huckebein | 41 | Male | Belkan | MiG-21bis Fishbed SP | 10 | Missing in Action (05/29/95) |
| The oldest son of a Belkan aristocratic family, he took the name of Buchner. Due to some type of violation of orders, he was attacked by Schwarze Squadron. While he was escaping, he encountered Galm Flight and was shot down. Only the scarred remains of his fighter were found. His whereabouts remain unknown. Appears ahead after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 078. | Su-47 "Nachtigall" | Anne Zweig | Nachtigall | 28 | Female | Belkan | Su-47 Berkut | 10 | Missing in Action (05/29/95) |
| No information on Zweig can be found in Belkan military records. Since there is no indication that documents were purged, it is suspected that is due to special circumstances. Further investigation has yielded no results. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 079. | MiG-29A "GrauWespe 1" | Bastian Schneider | GrauWespe 1 | 39 | Male | Belkan | MiG-29A Fulcrum | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| Commander of the 13th Tactical Fighter Squadron which was considered the most active in the 3rd Air Division. It is also said that this squadron was heavily influenced by the Raid Party. In the past, he was reputed to be a Top Ace decorated with 7 Lion's Medals of Honor. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 080. | MiG-29A "GrauWespe 2" | Eduard Seitz | GrauWespe 2 | 33 | Male | Belkan | MiG-29A Fulcrum | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| Flew in 2nd position of the GrauWespe Squadron. Joined the squadron at inception in 1992. On the western front lines, the GrauWespe Squadron shot down many Osean defensive aircraft. Eduard Seltz himself shot down a record 21 planes. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 081. | MiG-29A "GrauWespe 3" | Leopold Klein | GrauWespe 3 | 32 | Male | Belkan | MiG-29A Fulcrum | 10 | Killed in Action (05/29/95) |
| Flew in 3rd position of the GrauWespe Squadron. Neither his plane nor body were ever recovered. In the B7R battle alone, there were over 100 planes shot down. Due to the geography of the terrain, most of these craft have not been recovered. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 082. | MiG-29A "GrauWespe 4" | Steffen Ziege | GrauWespe 4 | 29 | Male | Belkan | MiG-29A Fulcrum | 10 | Killed in Action (05/29/95) |
| Flew in 4th position of the GrauWespe Squadron. The GrauWespe Tactics still implemented by the Belkan Air Force today, and involves the lead plane diverting the enemy, while the aft twige plane is used to assault. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 083. | Su-47 "Grabacr" Ace | Ashley Bernitz | Grabacr | 30 | Male | Belkan | Su-47 Berkut | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| Commander of the 6th Air Division 4th Tactical Fighter Squadron. He separated from his formation in the B7R battle with personal intentions, but was shot down when he encountered the Galm Flight. Subsequently, he joined the Osean Air Force. Appears in the south-east sector of the map a few minutes after the Mission Update if you have shot down Nachtigall but not Huckebein. | |||||||||
| 084. | F-14D "Schnee 1" | Erich Hillenberand | Schnee 1 | N/A | Male | Belkan | F-14D Super Tomcat SP | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| He lived his life as a regular pilot. He never had any great ambitions, nor was he interested in promotions or awards, earning him his title of 'Eternal 2nd Lieutenant', despite his skill and experience. After the war, he retired from the Belkan Air Force and now works as a pilot instructor in Jackson Hill Airport, North Osea. | |||||||||
| 085. | F-14D "Schnee 2" | Rudi Koch | Schnee 2 | N/A | Male | Belkan | F-14D Super Tomcat SP | 10 | Killed in Action (05/29/95) |
| Assigned to the 22nd Air Division 4th Tactical Fighter Squadron, he was shot down and killed in action. The fighter and pilot remains have been retrieved from Area B7R. Due to the ignition of fuel and subsequent explosion upon impact, only a percentage of the fighter could be recovered. | |||||||||
| 086. | F-14D "Schnee 3" | Roald Fliescher | Schnee 3 | N/A | Male | Belkan | F-14D Super Tomcat SP | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| While in pursuit of an Allied Bomber above Lake Borden, he was suddenly attacked by a fighter of unknown origin. Despite having successfully avoided the attack, he was forced to make an emergency landing where his damaged fighter was engulfed in flames. The war ended before he had a chance for another sortie. | |||||||||
| 087. | F-14D "Schnee 4" | Kariheinz Fassbinder | Schnee 4 | N/A | Male | Belkan | F-14D Super Tomcat SP | 10 | Killed in Action (05/29/95) |
| After the disbanding of the Schnee Squadron, he gathered up the remnants of various squadrons to form his own. Known as the 901st Tactical Fighter Squadron, they remained active up until the very end of the war. Just before the war’s conclusion, however he was shot down and killed in action. | |||||||||
| 088. | EA-6B "Schnee 5" | Harwig Bremer | Schnee 5 | N/A | Male | Belkan | EA-6B Prowler | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| Excelling at developing systems to disrupt the enemy’s radar system via Soft Kill tactics, he was offered a position at the Osean Ministry of Technology following the war’s conclusion. He continues to work at the ministry around the clock to develop even more sophisticated counter radar measures. | |||||||||
| 089. | F/A-22A "Bergvogel" | Selig Stahl | Bergvogel | 30 | Male | Belkan | F/A-22A Raptor | 10 | Killed in Action (05/29/95) |
| During the war, he was responsible for recommending and testing an specialized network communication system. Because of the early cease-fire, it was never actually implemented, but was distributed by the victor. Today, each country is developing this technology. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 090. | Su-27 "GrauKater" | Hanno Enke | GrauKater | 32 | Male | Belkan | Su-27 Flanker | 10 | Killed in Action (05/29/95) |
| Commander of the GrauKater Squadron. He served in the southern defensive frontlines and holds an assault record that is second to the Gelb Team. This record, although not on the same level as the elite 3rd Air Division, is still quite impressive. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 091. | Su-27 "GrauKatze" | Vivian Lars | GrauKatze | 28 | Female | Belkan | Su-27 Flanker | 10 | Killed in Action (05/29/95) |
| She was a member of the GrauKater Squadron but was transferred to Hanno Enke's squadron after being recommended. On the southern front lines of the Hareburg occupancy, her military records surpass that of her commander. She died over B7R when her plane was shot down. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 092. | F-15S/MTD "Ofnir" Ace | Michael Heimeroth | Ofnir | 28 | Male | Belkan | F-15S/MTD "Active" Eagle | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| Served in the 6th Air Division 5th Tactical Fighter Squadron of the Belkan Air Force during the Belkan War. A graduate of the Kellerman Institution, even as a rookie he managed to shoot down 25 Allied planes. After the war he joined the Yuktobanian Air Force. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 093. | F-4E "Silber 1" | Dietrich Kellerman | Silber 1 | 45 | Male | Belkan | F-4E Phantom II SP | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| Joining the Belkan Air Force in the 70's, he made a name for himself as the Silver Eagle. He retired from service in the 90's, but at the out break of the Belkan War once again returned to service. On May 28th, 1995 he was shot down and again retired from service, he is now quietly living out his days in the remote countryside. | |||||||||
| 094. | F-16C "Silber 2" | Rupert Appling | Silber 2 | N/A | Male | Belkan | F-16C Fighting Falcon SP | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| Shot down in B7R. he miraculously survived, but because he was forced to land within Ustio territory, he was captured and made a Prisoner of War. He sat out the rest of the rest of the war in the Dessel Island Detention Center. After the war, he was freed and returned to Belka, where he now lives his life of an ordinary citizen. | |||||||||
| 095. | F-16C "Silber 3" | Stefan Enders | Silber 3 | N/A | Male | Belkan | F-16C Fighting Falcon SP | 10 | Killed in Action (05/29/95) |
| Shot down in B7R. His aircraft slammed into the surrounding mountains exploding in flames, and received extensive damage. It was only after much effort that the aircraft's serial number could be retrieved and the pilot identified. The pilot's remain were sent to surviving family in his home country. | |||||||||
| 096. | F-16C "Silber 4" | Sven Burtlag | Silber 4 | N/A | Male | Belkan | F-16C Fighting Falcon SP | 10 | Missing in Action (05/29/95) |
| He is listed as missing in action during an operation in B7R. He reported attack conditions in his last transmission, but further detailed analysis was not possible due to heavy noise. No searches were conducted. | |||||||||
| 097. | F-16C "Silber 5" | Sebastian Hackenberg | Silber 5 | N/A | Male | Belkan | F-16C Fighting Falcon SP | 10 | Killed in Action (05/29/95) |
| He was a natural pilot who graduated the military Academy with top honors and sortied over one hundred times during the Belkan War. In accordance with his last will and testament, his inheritance was left to the War Orphans Fund. | |||||||||
| 098. | Rafale M "GrauOrca 1" | Florian Herzog | GrauOrca 1 | 32 | Male | Belkan | Rafale M | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| Transferred from the Navy to the 3th Air Division 19th Tactical Fighter Squadron in 1992. After being shot down by the Galm Flight, he became a political activist for the Raid Party, but in 1996, he disappeared when Waldemarr Raid was brought down. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 099. | Rafale M "GrauOrca 2" | Heinrad Grimm | GrauOrca 2 | 29 | Male | Belkan | Rafale M | 10 | Killed in Action (05/29/95) |
| A member of the Belkan Navy, he flew in the second position of the GrauOrca Squadron. While serving in the Navy, he maintained naval air supremacy alongside Commander Herzog. He died in the B7R battle when his plane was shot down by Galm Flight. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 100. | Mirage 2000D "Bergtaube" | Jan Voller | Bergtaube | 29 | Male | Belkan | Mirage 2000D | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| Before the war, he was in the Belkan Navy, but as the war progressed, he transferred to the Air Force. He was shot down in B7R and became a POW of the Allied Forces. In 1996, he escaped from Arcam Prison for the first time, and is recorded to have escaped four additional times. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 101. | Su-37 "Reiher" Ace | Erich Klinsmann | Reiher | 25 | Male | Belkan | Su-37 Terminator | 10 | Shot Down (05/29/95) |
| Detailed information about this pilot is unavailable. Appears after the Mission Update. | |||||||||
| 102. | Su-32 "Pfau" | Winston Pettigrew | Pfau | 28 | Male | Belkan | Su-32 Strike Flanker | 11 | Killed in Action (06/01/95) |
| Part of a group that targeted and eliminated enemy transport and commerce lines. He died on an ambush mission in Hoffnung, when he was shot down by an Ustio mercenary. | |||||||||
| 103. | F-117A "Schauer" | Leon Haas | Schauer | 28 | Male | Belkan | F-117A Nighthawk | 11 | Shot Down (06/01/95) |
| Upon disassembly of the troops, he took the opportunity to retire from service. Thereafter, he became a police officer in the city of Dinsmark. He assists in apprehending escaped war criminals as well as political officers. Thus far, he has apprehended 12. | |||||||||
| 104. | A-10A "Pelikan" | Ludwig Richter | Pelikan | 27 | Male | Belkan | A-10A Thunderbolt II | 11 | Shot Down (06/01/95) |
| Due to serious injuries from his plane being shot down, he was in the hospital during the cease-fire. Upon release, he became the leader of a NGO that aids retired servicemen assimilating to civilian life. The organization has expanded with branches located worldwide. | |||||||||
| 105. | EA-18G "Wolkenwand" | Kristof Horn | Wolkenwand | 27 | Male | Belkan | EA-18G Growler SP | 11 | Missing in Action (06/01/95) |
| Incommunicado after being shot down in the Hoffnung battle. Although reports indicated that he was picked up by a Belkan freighter, the commander disavows this information. Postscript: His fiancee was filed missing in 1996. | |||||||||
| 106. | F-5E "Sternchen" Ace | Joscha Krasnow | Sternchen | 29 | Male | Yuktobania | F-5E Tiger II | 11 | Killed in Action (06/01/95) |
| A Yuktobanian immigrant who joined the Belkan Air Force. He served in many intense air battles and was eventually promoted to Captain. His rank is rather low judging by his military record, but this is probably due to the ultra nationalistic influence of the Raid Party. | |||||||||
| 107. | F-35C "Spatz" | Konrad Neumann | Spatz | 30 | Male | Belkan | F-35C JSF | 12 | Killed in Action (06/06/95) |
| Joined the Belkan Air Force in 1993, and was called Spatz for his small build and boyish looks. He was an elite student who graduated second in his class from military school. It is known that he bailed out soon after being shot down, but has not been heard from since. In 1996, he was claimed to be a casualty of war. Appears after the Mission Update if all bomber escort planes have been destroyed earlier. | |||||||||
| 108. | Su-27 "Lynx 1" | Benjamin Pingel | Lynx 1 | 39 | Male | Belkan | Su-27 Flanker | 12 | Killed in Action (06/06/95) |
| Commander of the Lynx Squadron of the Belkan Air Force. He was a self-made man who climbed the ranks from being a foot soldier in the Army. His nickname, Lynx, came from his army days. He died during Operation Ravage when his plane was shot down by Galm Flight. Appears after the Mission Update if all bombers have been destroyed earlier. | |||||||||
| 109. | Su-27 "Lynx 2" | Etta Shultheiss | Lynx 2 | 27 | Female | Belkan | Su-27 Flanker | 12 | Shot Down (06/06/95) |
| A female Belkan Air Force pilot who flew second in the Lynx formation. She bailed out in the vicinity of the V1 bomb site and miraculously survived. She retired in 1997 and now teaches at Gratia High School in Belka. Appears after the Mission Update if all bombers have been destroyed earlier. | |||||||||
| 110. | EA-18G "Nebelbank" | Adler Braun | Nebelbank | 28 | Male | Belkan | EA-18G Growler | 12 | Killed in Action (06/06/95) |
| Has not been heard from since Operation Ravage. The last recording on the communication log indicated that he was trying to escape from the nuclear bomb site. Soon after the cease-fire, he was deemed officially a casualty of war. Appears after the Mission Update if all bombers have been destroyed earlier. | |||||||||
| 111. | Su-37 "Trombe" Ace | Dedrick Ebert | Trombe | 29 | Male | Belkan | Su-37 Terminator | 12 | Killed in Action (06/06/95) |
| One of the top aces of the Belkan Air Force. Nicknamed Trombe (Tornado), he served on the western frontlines. He was sent to the Waldreich Mountains immediately after accepting an ambush mission, but died when his aircraft was shot down by the Galm Flight. | |||||||||
| 112. | MiG-31 "Riese" | Hans Frey | Riese | 28 | Male | Belkan | MiG-31 Foxhound | 13 | Shot Down (06/13/95) |
| Was shot down in the vicinity of Slim Mountain on June 13, 1995. Because of the wounds sustained from this incident, he moved away from the frontline. He currently lives with relatives in Edelburg, North Osea. Appears after you have scored 10,000+ points and destroyed at least three MiG-21bis and one MiG-31 squadrons. | |||||||||
| 113. | F-15E "Beo" | Rembert Booher | Beo | 27 | Male | Belkan | F-15E Strike Eagle | 13 | Shot Down (06/13/95) |
| After the surrender, Osea captured him as a war criminal and incarcerated him for 8 years. He returned to Belka upon release, cut all ties to former military personnel, and now lives as a civilian. Appears after some enemy units in the north-eastern sector are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 114. | F-15C "Mondlicht" | Rudiger Schmitt | Mondlicht | 29 | Male | Belkan | F-15C Eagle SP | 13 | Missing in Action (06/13/95) |
| He reported a malfunction during Operation Judgment and broke from the formation prior to losing communication. Afterwards, he suddenly appeared around the Yering Mines where he shot down two Allied planes. It was confirmed that his craft was shot down in Operation Stone Age and has been M.I.A. since. Appears along with SAM sites after some enemy units in the south-western sector are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 115. | YF-23A "Grani" Easy | Harvey Leykauf | Grani | 32 | Male | Belkan | YF-23A Black Widow II | 13 | Shot Down (06/13/95) |
| After the fall of Belka, he fled to Osea, where he shot a police officer during questioning an absconded. Leykauf's prints an DNA were found on the soda can at the scene. Currently a fugitive. Appears after some enemy units in the eastern sector are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 116. | F-117A "Schatten" Ace | Friedrich Nowak | Schatten | 28 | Male | Belkan | F-117A Nighthawk SP | 13 | Killed in Action (06/13/95) |
| As a sentry, he continuously reported the Allied Forces' movements. Investigation of the log from the downed plane revealed numerous exchanges with Anton Kupchenko. Because of this, it is deemed that Kupchenko is most likely the ringleader of the coup d'etat. Appears on the south-east end of the map. | |||||||||
| 117. | TND-GR.4 "Weihe" | Zoltan Kehl | Weihe | 28 | Male | Belkan | Tornado GR.4 SP | 14A | Killed in Action (06/20/95) |
| Active on the western frontlines near the end of the Belkan War. Already superior in ground combat, he is credited with shooting down seven aircraft during Milo Operation. He died in action, the day after Belka surrendered, far out in the Sea of Anfang. After the two enemy cruisers closest to the mainland turn neutral (yellow targets), appears in the vicinity of the third cruiser (farthest from the mainland). | |||||||||
| 118. | JAS-39C "Messer 1" Hard | Denis Von Weber | Messer 1 | 28 | Male | Belkan | JAS-39C Gripen | 14A | Shot Down (06/20/95) |
| During the war, records show an Ustio mercenary officer with the same first and last name, however, it is unclear if this was Weber himself. Further investigation is necessary to establish his background. | |||||||||
| 119. | JAS-39C "Messer 2" Hard | Marco Favezza | Messer 2 | 28 | Male | Belkan | JAS-39C Gripen | 14A | Killed in Action (06/20/95) |
| Graduate of the Kellerman Institution, a Belkan Air Force Academy that has produced countless elite pilots. Even after Belka surrendered, he did not comply with the disarmament procedure and instead formed a rebel alliance. He died when his plane was shot down by mercenaries. | |||||||||
| 120. | Rafale M "Kranich" Ace | Miroslav Geiger | Kranich | 32 | Male | Belkan | Rafale M | 14A | Shot Down (06/20/95) |
| Became an instructor in the Belkan Air Force after the war. Possessing an unusually strong heart and lungs, he holds a record of being able to withstand 10G, which surpasses the human limit of 9G, in a G-Force training craft. This incredible amount of G-Force during a turn is called the "Kranich Turn". | |||||||||
| 121. | F-4E "Lanze" | Thorsten Waither | Lanze | 28 | Male | Belkan | F-4E Phantom | 14B | Missing in Action (06/20/95) |
| Detailed information regarding this pilot is unavailable. | |||||||||
| 122. | F-15E "Albatros" Hard | Berti Vogl | Albatros | 28 | Male | Belkan | F-15E Strike Eagle SP | 14B | Shot Down (06/20/95) |
| After being shot down by the Galm Team, he was captured as a prisoner of war, but was able to escape. Falsifying his nationality, he crossed over the borders of Ustio, Sapin, and Osea, ultimately returning to his native Belka. Currently, he is an adventure seeker who travels around the world. Appears after all ground targets are destroyed. | |||||||||
| 123. | F-22A "Adler" Ace | Jakob Pfeiffer | Adler | 29 | Male | Belkan | F-22A Raptor | 14B | Killed in Action (06/20/95) |
| While in the Air Defense Force for A World With No Boundaries, he brought down a legendary number of planes, earning himself the nickname "Raptor". He died at the end of the war amidst turmoil, when his entire squadron was brought down by the enemy. | |||||||||
| 124. | MiG-21bis "Eisente" | Theodor Sander | Eisente | 34 | Male | Belkan | MiG-21bis Fishbed | 14C | Shot Down (06/20/95) |
| Falling seriously ill at Anfang, he was discharged from the Army and is now employed at North Osea Grunder I.G. Industries. As a member of the UAV Development Team (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle), he is responsible for developing the AI Technology. Appears after two F-14Ds, one MiG-31, one EA-6B, and one F-15C are destroyed before the E-767 is shot down. | |||||||||
| 125. | Su-32 "Feinheit" Hard | Peter Krauss | Feinheit | 33 | Male | Belkan | Su-32 Strike Flanker | 14C | Shot Down (06/20/95) |
| Along with Winston Pettigrew, he is reputed to be an expert bomber. When he was shot down at Anfang, an Allied Forces cruiser took him under protective custody. Having acquired permanent residence status in Osea, he currently lives a rather ordinary and peaceful life. | |||||||||
| 126. | YF-23A "Lilie" Ace | Lina Dietrich | Lilie | 26 | Female | Belkan | YF-23A Black Widow II | 14C | Shot Down (06/20/95) |
| A decorated female pilot whose expertise was to assault the enemy by descending very quickly form a high altitude. While in the Academy, she single-handed brought down her instructor. After the war, she was recruited to be an instructor at Osea's Wessen Military Academy. | |||||||||
| 127. | Rafale M "Espada 2" | Marcela Vasquez | Espada 2 | 27 | Female | Sapinish | Rafale M SP | 15 | Shot Down (12/25/1995) |
| She was formerly assigned to the Espada Squadron of the Sapin Air Force. There are rumors that she joined the Coup D'etat forces before the end of the war, but it is unverified. She was shot down by Galm Flight while escorting XB-0 and became a dancer after the war. | |||||||||
| 128. | J35J "Espada 1" | Alberto Lopez | Espada 1 | 32 | Male | Sapinish | J35J Draken SP | 15 | Killed in Action (12/25/1995) |
| He was paired with Marcela Vasquez in the Sapin Air Force and was rumored to have a deep personal relationship with her was well. He went M.I.A after his plane was shot down by Galm Flight while escorting XB-0. | |||||||||
| 129. | F-2A "Eisvogel 1" | Adreas Reiske | Eisvogel 1 | 32 | Male | Belkan | F-2A Viper Zero | 15 | Killed in Action (12/25/1995) |
| Lead pilot of the Eisvogel Squadron. Motive behind joining the Coup D'etat is unknown. There is evidence that he was in contact with the progressive party known as Rald. Currently, this is under investigation. Appears after Espada Squadron has been shot down. | |||||||||
| 130. | F-2A "Eisvogel 2" | Jeffery Bogarde | Eisvogel 2 | 29 | Male | Belkan | F-2A Viper Zero | 15 | Killed in Action (12/25/1995) |
| Pilot of the seocnd plane in the Eisvogel squadron. Motive behind joining the Coup D'etat is unknown. As a friend of Commander Reiske, he shared strong political ideologies. This is confirmed by former Belkan soldiers. Appears after Espada Squadron has been shot down. | |||||||||
| 131. | Su-32 "Suerte 1" | Ramos Gonzales | Suerte 1 | 35 | Male | Sapinish | Su-32 Strike Flanker | 15 | Killed in Action (12/25/1995) |
| A 20 year old veteran of the Suerte troop, he served as commander for the Sapin Air Force. He was called "Picador" for being a master marksman with the machine gun. He died in a battle with Galm flight while escorting XB-0. Appears after Espada Squadron has been shot down. | |||||||||
| 132. | Su-32 "Suerte 2" | Ricardo Mejia | Suerte 2 | 30 | Male | Sapinish | Su-32 Strike Flanker | 15 | Shot Down (12/25/1995) |
| Former Suerte Squadron pilot in the Sapin Air Force. He was handled over to Sapin as a war criminal and was imprisoned for four years. Upon release, he started working for a brewery. He is no longer taking part in ideological movements. Appears after Espada Squadron has been shot down. | |||||||||
| 133. | F-16C "Komyeta 1" | Yuri Daskov | Komyeta 1 | 35 | Male | Yuktobanian | F-16C Fighting Falcon | 15 | Shot Down (12/25/1995) |
| Joined the Coup D'etat forces after defecting from the Yuktobanian Air Force. When tried by the Allied Forces, he asserted that Osea's imperialism was the cause of the war. He is currently serving time in Yuktobanian prison. Appears after Espada Squadron has been shot down. | |||||||||
| 134. | F-16C "Komyeta 2" | Rusian Tolstoy | Komyeta 2 | 31 | Male | Yuktobanian | F-16C Fighting Falcon | 15 | Shot Down (12/25/1995) |
| Joined the Coup D'etat force after defecting from the Yuktobanian Air Force. He was captured after his plane was shot down. He evaded penalty by testifying against fellow squadron member Yuri Dashkov. Appears after Espada Squadron has been shot down. | |||||||||
| 135. | B-2A "Vulkan" | Ulrich Wagner | Vulkan | 29 | Male | Belkan | B-2A Spirit | 15 | Shot Down (12/25/1995) |
| Former bomber pilot of the Belkan Air Force. He flew alongside escort for the XB-0, and joined the Coup D'etat force alongside Amy Pitt. He returned to Belka after being released, and now works for one of the nation's largest transporation companies. Appears after Espada Squadron has been shot down. | |||||||||
| 136. | B-2A "Felsen" | Amy Pitt | Felsen | 32 | Female | Osea | B-2A Spirit | 15 | Shot Down (12/25/1995) |
| An Osean CIA agent, she infiltrated the Belkan Air Force and continued espionage after the Coup D'etat. In 1999, a Belkan commanding officer revealed she was a double agent. She is still currently under Level 1 surveillance. Appears after Espada Squadron has been shot down. | |||||||||
| 137. | F-15S/MTD "Sorcerer 1" | Anthony Palmer | Sorcerer 1 | 32 | Male | Osean | F-15S/MTD "Active" Eagle SP | 16 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| Although he became first lieutenant in the Osea Air Defense Force after joing the airforce in the 80's he joined the Coup D'etat forces right before the end of the war. He was shot down in B7R and his whereabouts are unknown. | |||||||||
| 138. | F-15S/MTD "Sorcerer 2" | Darren Knowles | Sorcerer 2 | 35 | Male | Osean | F-15S/MTD "Active" Eagle SP | 16 | Missing in Action (12/31/1995) |
| He joined the Coup D'etat Forces with his squadron leader Palmer and was shot down in a dogfight in B7R. He is believed to have died on impact when his parachute caught fire after ejecting from the plane. | |||||||||
| 139. | F-15S/MTD "Sorcerer 3" | Gregory Brown | Sorcerer 3 | 32 | Male | Osean | F-15S/MTD "Active" Eagle SP | 16 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| He was missing in action after a dogfight in B7R, but was arrested at the Apito International Airport in April of 2003, suspect of passport violations. | |||||||||
| 140. | F-15S/MTD "Sorcerer 4" | Austin Winters | Sorcerer 4 | 33 | Male | Osean | F-15S/MTD "Active" Eagle SP | 16 | Killed In Action (12/31/1995) |
| He first joined the infantry, but transferred to the Air Force with the rearmament declaration of 1990 and became a pilot. When he joined the Coup D'etat Forces is unknown, but since he came with a recommendation of his Squadron leader Palmer, it is believed he had early contacts with the group. | |||||||||
| 141. | F-15S/MTD "Sorcerer 5" | Mario Valdes | Sorcerer 5 | 31 | Male | Osean | F-15S/MTD "Active" Eagle SP | 16 | Killed In Action (12/31/1995) |
| He was a natural pilot who graduated the military academy with top honors and sortied over one hundred times during the Belkan War. There are no reports of misconduct during his service in the military and his reason for joining the Coup D'etat Forces are also unclear. | |||||||||
| 142. | F-15S/MTD "Sorcerer 6" | Stephen Edmunds | Sorcerer 6 | 38 | Male | Osean | F-15S/MTD "Active" Eagle SP | 16 | Killed In Action (12/31/1995) |
| He joined the Coup D'etat Forces with the declaration ceasefire and was shot down during a dogfight in B7R. He had strong political views even when he was serving in the Air Force and was seen during the Tessel Archipelago Demonstration. | |||||||||
| 143. | F-15S/MTD "Sorcerer 7" | Charles Andrews | Sorcerer 7 | 29 | Male | Osean | F-15S/MTD "Active" Eagle SP | 16 | Killed In Action (12/31/1995) |
| He was vice-chairman of the political group know as the Patriotic Front, who promoted ideology against superpower favoritism while he was a university student. He left the group after questioning the increasing violence in the group's activity and left the school to join the Osean Air Defense Force. | |||||||||
| 144. | F-15S/MTD "Sorcerer 8" | Todd Barry | Sorcerer 8 | 29 | Male | Osean | F-15S/MTD "Active" Eagle SP | 16 | Missing In Action (12/31/1995) |
| He joined the Osean Air Defense Force at twenty-two. His official record shows that he sortied over five-hundred times in his career with thirty-eight confirmed kills. He left his family after the cease-fire and joined the Coup D'etat Forces. His current whereabouts are unknown. | |||||||||
| 145. | Su-47 "Gault 1" | Anton Kupchenko | Gault 1 | 48 | Male | Belkan | Su-47 Berkut SP | 16 | Killed in Action (12/31/1995) |
| He disappeared in '95 with his squadron and his body was later found in the out skirts of B7R. There are reports that say that was the beginning of the Coup d'état. | |||||||||
| 146. | Su-47 "Gault 2" | Franz Speidel | Gault 2 | 38 | Male | Belkan | Su-47 Berkut SP | 16 | Killed in Action (12/31/1995) |
| After Speidel's death, his house was investigated, they found that multiple calls were made to other foreign countries. His close relationship with Kupchenko led people to believe he had some part with the Coup d'état forces. | |||||||||
| 147. | Su-47 "Gault 3" | Griswold Veiser | Gault 3 | 36 | Male | Belkan | Su-47 Berkut SP | 16 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| After the ceasefire, he was captured by The Allied forces and was pressured to release information on the Coup d'état force and Kupchenko. He has denied any involvement. He has been in captivity since '96 in the Valdes state Prison as a BC level prisoner. | |||||||||
| 148. | Su-47 "Gault 4" | Andrew Barry | Gault 4 | 36 | Male | Belkan | Su-47 Berkut SP | 16 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| Althought he was shot down in B7R, he was unhurt and was held prisoner for 3 years. He returned to Osea after his release in 2002, working alongside Professor James Dawkins as an Osean Air Defense Force adviser. | |||||||||
| 149. | Su-47 "Gault 5" | Egon Strauss | Gault 5 | 35 | Male | Belkan | Su-47 Berkut SP | 16 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| He led the Attack on the OWC Communication Company, eight men took nine people in the office as hostages and demanded the release of 135 Belkans. After 38 hours, he was shot by Osean Special Ops. | |||||||||
| 150. | Su-47 "Gault 6" | Bruno Watts | Gault 6 | 34 | Male | Belkan | Su-47 Berkut SP | 16 | Killed in Action (12/31/1995) |
| Even after graduating from the Belka Institute of Technology with honors, he joined the Air Force as a pilot, not an engineer. He joined the Gault Team after Kupchenko saw him at a flight show. He died in battle in B7R. | |||||||||
| 151. | Su-47 "Gault 7" | Lorenz Riedel | Gault 7 | 27 | Male | Belkan | Su-47 Berkut SP | 16 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| Shot down by Galm Flight in a battle at B7R, but his body was not found. There were reports of him being seen at Osea's Capital, Oured. Special Ops investigated his whereabouts. He later made his way to Estovakia on the Anean Continent, and helped to develop the P-1112 Aigaion and its sister ships, the Gyges and the Kottos. He was then shot down by Garuda 1 of the Emmerian 28th TFS "Garuda" while attempting to defend his creation, but it is yet again inconclusive as to whether or not he perished. | |||||||||
| 152. | Su-47 "Gault 8" | Fernando Perez | Gault 8 | 30 | Male | Sapinish | Su-47 Berkut SP | 16 | Killed in Action (12/31/1995) |
| He moved to Belka in 1990 after he was accepted to work at the weapons Development Lab. Even though he graduated Sapin University with honors, he chose to fight in the front lines. He joined the Gault Team in '94 and was killed a year later in battle. | |||||||||
| 153. | YF-23A "Wizard 1" | Joshua Bristow | Wizard 1 | 38 | Male | Osean | YF-23A Black Widow II SP | 16 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| Some details of the Belkan War are still shrouded in mystery. He was supposedly a member of the Coup D'etat Forces. He was arrested after information surfaced which linked him to the foundation of the coup d'etat, and is currently serving time in prison. | |||||||||
| 154. | YF-23A "Wizard 2" | Carlos Joaquin | Wizard 2 | 34 | Male | Osean | YF-23A Black Widow II SP | 16 | Killed in Action (12/31/1995) |
| Flew as Wizard's number two since its beginning in 1990. Main members of the team included Bristow, Morientes, and himself. He was killed when his plane was shot down and he failed to bail out. | |||||||||
| 155. | YF-23A "Wizard 3" | Lucio Morientes | Wizard 3 | 34 | Male | Osean | YF-23A Black Widow II SP | 16 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| After being shot down, he was killed by the Allied Forces for stealing one of their weapons. Others in the Wizard Squadron were either killed or have gone missing from the field of battle. Therefore, no one from the Wizard Squadron has been taken into custody during Operation Thunderbolt. | |||||||||
| 156. | YF-23A "Wizard 4" | Iosif Beletsky | Wizard 4 | 31 | Male | Osean | YF-23A Black Widow II SP | 16 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| After the war he was involved in an underground organization along with Bristow. In '96 he was arrested as the mastermind of the assassination attempt on the President of Osea. He has denied any involvement in the attempt but has admitted his involvement with Bristow. | |||||||||
| 157. | F-16XL "Wizard 5" | Evan Carey | Wizard 5 | 30 | Male | Osean | F-16XL Cranked Arrow SP | 16 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| Attempted the assassination of the President of Osea in `96. He was killed by the Osean Special Ops when information about their plan was leaked to the Osean Special Ops. | |||||||||
| 158. | F-16XL "Wizard 6" | Ethan Button | Wizard 6 | 28 | Male | Osean | F-16XL Cranked Arrow SP | 16 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| Attempted the assassination of the President of Osea and was killed by Special Ops. His motives are speculated to be actions based on the revolt against the Yuktobanian Peace Treaty. | |||||||||
| 159. | F-16XL "Wizard 7" | Kevin Shore | Wizard 7 | 28 | Male | Osean | F-16XL Cranked Arrow SP | 16 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| He is accused of being the informant in the assassination attempt on the President of Osea but has denied all charges. The information helped deny the assassination which led to the arrest of Bristow and Velecky. | |||||||||
| 160. | F-16XL "Wizard 8" | Jay Porter | Wizard 8 | 27 | Male | Osean | F-16XL Cranked Arrow SP | 16 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| Accused of being involved in the assassination attempt on the President of Osea in 1996. Charges were made since he made more than 20 trips to Yuktobania six months prior to the incident and others testified against him. He has denied all accusations and is currently imprisoned. | |||||||||
| 161. | F-35C "Turm" | Blair Winthrop | Turm | 30 | Male | Ustio | F-35C Lightning II | 17 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| An Ustio Air Force survivor, he became a sleeper agent for the Coup D'etat forces. After the war, he was spared a court martial through an agreement with the Allied Forces. He currently lives in Ustio as a civilian. Appears from the north a few minutes after you reach the Dam. | |||||||||
| 162. | X-29A "Bauer" | Paul Rummenigge | Bauer | 29 | Male | Belkan | X-29A FSW | 17 | Killed in Action (12/31/1995) |
| A former test pilot for the Belkan Air Force. After the cease-fire, he stole cutting edge weaponry which was later used by the Coup D'etat forces. From the surveillance video, it was determined that Rummenigge was the perpetrator. Appears inside the tunnel after at least one V2 control device is destroyed. | |||||||||
| 163. | F/A-22A "Ritter" | Rainer Walter | Ritter | 28 | Male | Belkan | F/A-22A Raptor SP | 17 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| Graduated from the Kellerman Institution, a Belkan Air Force academy. After the V2 was deployed, he escaped to Avalon Dam. He was detained by Allied Forces and turned over to Osean authorities. He is currently serving time in Oured Federal Prision. Appears on the west side of the Dam if at least two enemy planes have been destroyed in the canyon. | |||||||||
| 164. | YF-23A "Slon" Exp | Viktor Metlev | Slon | 35 | Male | Yuktobanian | YF-23A Black Widow II | 17 | Killed in Action (12/31/1995) |
| Upon investigation after the war, it was discovered that Metlev had led several to defect from the Yuktobanian Air Force, and his personal history was found to be completely falsified. As a result, the autopsy results did not match any of his records, and the body was returned to Yuktobania as unidentified. Appears south of the Dam. | |||||||||
| 165. | Typhoon "Pyoshka" | Kira Alekhin | Pyoshka | 27 | Female | Yuktobanian | EF-2000 Typhoon | 17 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| Former member of the Yuktobanian Air Force. She was shot down during Operation Point Blank and was captured by Allied Forces. She became a vital source of information that brought down the Coup D'etat forces. Currently, she lives sheltered by the witness protection program. Appears south of the Dam. | |||||||||
| 166. | F-14D "Kon" | Yakov Saifullin | Kon | 27 | Male | Yuktobanian | F-14D Super Tomcat | 17 | Killed in Action (12/31/1995) |
| Joined the Coup D'eat forces after defecting from the Yuktobanian Air Force. Acccording to Yuktobanian records, he exhibited no troublesome behavior and his motives for joining are unknown. He was shot down and killed by the Allied Forces during Operation Point Blank. Appears south of the Dam. | |||||||||
| 167. | EA-18G "Springer" Ace | Lars Matthaus | Springer | 32 | Male | Belkan | EA-18G Growler | 17 | Killed in Action (12/31/1995) |
| From the communication log of his downed aircraft, the connection between the Rald Party and the movement towards A World With No Boundries was made clear. This led to the downfall of Rald. After the war, Lieutenant General Blauvelt of the 6th Air Division reformed the Belkan Air Force. Appears near the third bridge in the canyon. | |||||||||
| 168. | ADFX-02 "Pixy" | Larry Foulke | Pixy | 28 | Male | Belkan | ADFX-02 Morgan | 18 | Shot Down (12/31/1995) |
| Joined the Coup D'etat forces after defecting from the Ustio Mercenary Unit. It is rumored that he is currently a soldier in a volunteer army but nothing is confirmed. | |||||||||
SourcesEdit
- Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War - Assault Records
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