Ahmad Mawlood Mahmoud, a Peshmerga of the September Revolution, was wounded once during his Peshmerga career. Ahmad Mawlood Mahmoud, a revered figure in the Peshmerga forces during the September Revolution, assumed the esteemed position of head of the revolutionary prison. Tragically, in 1969, he, along with two fellow comrades, fall victim to an ambush orchestrated by the Iraqi army near Halabja.

Martyr Mustafa Said-Karim Ahmed was the Peshmerga of both the September Revolution and the Gulan Revolution. After the fail of the September revolution, he became the refugee of Iran; he was injured only once and received the rank of commander of platoon. In 1979, he was shot and martyred in the White Mountain in Iran in defending the Peshmerga stronghold of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in the face of enemy attacks.

Martyr Ayub Mohammed Hama Rahim, a cadre of the secret organizations of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP), was a Peshmerga of the Gulan Revolution. He was captured by Ba'ath regime soldiers in the battle of Ahmad Awa in 1983, and he was tortured to death in Halabja. He is one of the martyrs whose grave is unknown.

Martyr Sabah Basam Nasrollah was a Peshmerga of the Gulan Revolution. He was martyred in 1983 in the battle of Ahmad Awa.

Martyr Qadir Abdul-Karim Almas, known as Qalay Mayinjan, was the Peshmerga of the September revolution, was one of the early Peshmerga of Hawraman team, in 1963, some shells hit the Peshmerga stronghold in Hawraman district and he was martyred.

Martyr Ahmad Ali Ahmad, a Peshmerga fighter who participated in the May Revolution, sustained injuries on three separate occasions during his service. He was honored with the rank of battalion commander. Tragically, he lost his life in 1987 during a confrontation with the Ba'ath regime's army in the Yellow Mountain of the Qaradagh region.

Martyr Wahab Ali Rahman Jawamer, a Peshmerga fighter, played a significant role in the May Revolution and the Kurdistan People's Uprising. Throughout his Peshmerga career, he demonstrated remarkable bravery, enduring two injuries and attaining the esteemed position of sector commander. Tragically, in 1991, he was shot and killed inside Khalid's barracks, leaving his body behind and his final resting place unknown.

Abdullah Ahmad Awrahman, a martyr was a Peshmerga of the September Revolution and he was wounded once while he was a peshmerga. In 1979, during a confrontation with the Iraqi army in Halabja, he was arrested with a comrade and executed after three months in prison. He is one of the martyrs whose grave is unknown.

Ghafoor Mohammed Salih, a martyr known as Ghafoor Glajali was a Peshmerga of the May Revolution. In 1983, he and two comrades were ambushed by mercenaries, pro-Ba’ath regime Kurds in the Tagozi region and was wounded and beheaded by the mercenaries' chief, who sold his head to the Ba'ath regime for a sum of money.

Martyr Muhammad Ali Muhammad, a member of the Secret Organizations of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, was the Peshmerga of the popular uprising of the people of Kurdistan, in 1991 in the Garmian district, he was booby-trapped by the Ba'ath regime’s military and Muhammad Ali Muhammad was injured and was missing, he is one of the martyrs whose grave is unknown.

Martyr Anjuman Yar Ahmad Afrasiaw was a Peshmerga of both the Aylul and Gulan Revolutions. He was martyred in 1983 in the battle of Ahmadawa.

Martyr Ahmad Ali Ahmad was a dedicated Peshmerga fighter who actively participated in both the September and May Revolutions. Following the unfortunate downfall of the September Revolution, he sought refuge in Iran. Tragically, in 1983, the Ba'ath regime launched a series of artillery attacks on the Peshmerga stronghold in Karajali, Hawraman region, resulting in the martyrdom of Sayed Ahmad.