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This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 56. Chapters: Call of Duty: Finest Hour Characters, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Characters, Marines, NPCs, Aleksandr Sokolov, Allen Rowe, Bob Starkey, Boris Rubinski, Chuck Walker, Dimitriy Petrov, Edward Carlyle, George Wilson, Holden, Ilin, James Dehart, Jenkins, Johnson, Kamenetzky, Kanemetzky, Kerensky, Konstantin Bagramyan, Leonid Belov, Lev Kuznetsov, Lovonski, Mikael Kirelenko, Nikolai Badanov, Oleg Puskov, Saadak, Sam Rivers, Sonntag, Tanya Pavelovna, Tchnerovkov, Yevgevich Shakov, Zaitsev, Zakhev Ianov, Derek "Frost" Westbrook, Griffen, Grinch, John "Soap" MacTavish, John Price, Marcus Burns, Overlord, Sandman, Truck, Vladimir Makarov, Wallcroft, Borodin, Brooks, Davis, Elder, Evans, Filatov, Foley, Gerald Ingram, Gromov, Heath, Jackson, Johnson, Kovalenko, Kozlov, Lewis, Makarov, Martin, Medic, Mills, Moody, Parker, Price, Raymond Avery, Soviet Radioman, Tucker, V. S. Zubov, Waters, Yakov Pavlov, Ackrich, Aziz, Baker, C. Miller, Cook, Crosby, Denny, Drew, Dyke, Gaines, Griggs, H. Nelson, Henderson, K. Pyle, Keating, Koopman, Locke, Lopez, Lozano, Luyties, M. McCord, Maestas, Massey, Newman, Outlaw 2-5's Pilot, Parker, Pelayo, Polonsky, Roebuck, Rooker, Ryan, Scully, Shepherd, Sniper Team Two, Tom Sullivan, Two-Six Team, Volker, Weckman, West, Wojick. Excerpt: Private Aleksandr Sokolov (Russian: ) was a Russian soldier in the Red Army during World War II. Aleksandr Sokolov was first shown in the game Call of Duty: Finest Hour as the first playable character in the Russian campaign. Sokolov was born in 1922. It is possible that Sokolov's home city is Stalingrad itself, as indicated by his Introduction Speech ("The sight of my home Stalingrad infuriates me."), but he may be using 'home' to describe any and all of the Motherland. His ambitions were simple; before the war broke out he worked as a Watchmaker's Apprentice and hoped that one day...
