Omar Ali Halo Sindhi was born in 1949 in the village of Bosal, located within the Darkar township of Zakho district in Duhok province. His father, a prominent figure, served as the commander of the first Peshmerga battalion in Zakho in 1962. During this period, Omar Ali took on the responsibility of managing his father's writings, demonstrating his commitment from an early age. Tragically, on September 28, 1968, Ali Halo was martyred in the Battle of Batifa.

Martyr Omar Karim Fatah Qadir was a Peshmerga of the Aylul Revolution. In 1963, he and a group of comrades were surrounded by the Iraqi regime in Hassan Awa village. And after their arrest, Omar Karim Fatah and three of his comrades were shot dead by the fusillading method.

Osman Sharif Fathullah, a martyr, served in the Gulan Revolution and the Kurdish People's Uprising as a cadre and Peshmerga. Additionally, he fled to Iran during the Aylul Revolution. He was wounded once during his Peshmerga career. In 1991, he was shot by a solider of the Ba'ath regime near the Khase Bridge during the liberation of Kirkuk.

Omar Karim Qadir known, a martyr known as martyr Shamal graduated from secondary school and was a Peshmerga of the May Revolution. In 1983, he was ambushed by the Jalalis, Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) fighters near the Sirwan River, and was martyred.

The martyr, Omar Aziz Osman Wahab was a Peshmerga of the Gulan Revolution. He received the rank of sergeant in his Peshmerga life. In 1979, he and three of his comrades were ambushed by the Jalalis, fighters of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) in Iran and were martyred and mutilated.