Born in Midlothian Virginia, June 1984, Lance Corporal Linn held a passion for Robotics, even serving as a founding member of the James River High School "For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology" (FIRST) Robotics Team. After experiencing the devastating 9/11 attacks, Linn found his call to serve. After his 3rd year at Virginia Commonwealth University he was called to Deploy in Operation Iraqi Freedom. On January 26, 2005 Lance Corporal Linn and his unit where ambushed, suffering an injury from an explosive device, Linn  died that same day, to those injuries. After death, his body was laid to rest, where he now resides, the Culpeper National Cemetery.

Born in Long Branch New Jersey, 1984, and moving to Midlothian Virginia in Elementary School. Grez grew up with a passion to help those around them. After a car accident took the life of a close friend of his, Grez dedicated himself to becoming an Emergency Medical Technician, better known as an EMT. His passion to serve continued past High School, where he joined the United States Marine Corps Reserve's while going through college at James Madison University. Called into action early he was deployed in Operation Iraqi Freedom. On May 11, 2005, just 5 months before he was scheduled to return home, his AAV struck an explosive, killing 4 marines including himself. After death, his body was laid to rest, where he now resides, the Amelia National Cemetery.