Väinö Lahja Rikhard Valve(1895–1995) was a Finnish jaeger general and was the last living one of the first Finnish jaegers.

He fought in WWI in German eastern front and later in the Finnish Civil War of 1918. Valve remained in military career and commanded a Heavy Artillery Regiment 1919-1924, and then served as commander of Coastal Artillery in 1924-1933. He was then made the commander of the Finnish Navy, and he served in that job untill 1944. After that he was the minister of defence 1944-'45.

Commander of the Finnish Navy

Johannes "Jussi" Sihvo (1892–1949)

In The Winter War Colonel Sihvo commanded the 4th Brigade and then "Group Sihvo", on the karelian Isthmus. In Continuation War he commanded the 10th Division, which also fought on Karelian Isthmus. He was promoted as Major-General in 1942.

Major-General Sihvo

Kaarlo Ilmari Viljanen(1893– 1942)

He fought in WWI in German eastern front and then in the Finnish Civil War.  Just like most other ones of the first Finnish jaegers, he remained in the military career and participated in the creation of the young country's defence forces.

In The Winter War(1939-'40) Viljanen first acted as the commander's assistant in Detachment Pajari but was later given a seperate unit of his own. 
During the Continuation War he commanded the 4th Division in battles on Karelian Isthmus and East-Karelia, where he stepped onto a landmine in 1942 and was mortally wounded. He was promoted as Major General the same day that he died.