Sergey Sergeyevich Sheyko (, born January 23, 1967, Oleksandriia in present-day Ukraine), Hero of the Russian Federation, is a colonel in Russian Naval Infantry. Sergey Sheyko was commissioned into Naval Infantry in 1989 after completing the Far Eastern military college. In January–May 1995 captain Sheyko, commander of marine company, participated in the First Chechen War, including storming of Presidential Palace in Grozny. He showed outstanding degree of personal courage and military mastership. In fierce battles his group performed important tasks, with virtually no losses of his subordinates. His first citation for the title of Hero of the Russian Federation was issued in February 1995 but did not materialize; he was awarded the title of Hero on August 28, 1995.
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| - Sergey Sergeyevich Sheyko (, born January 23, 1967, Oleksandriia in present-day Ukraine), Hero of the Russian Federation, is a colonel in Russian Naval Infantry. Sergey Sheyko was commissioned into Naval Infantry in 1989 after completing the Far Eastern military college. In January–May 1995 captain Sheyko, commander of marine company, participated in the First Chechen War, including storming of Presidential Palace in Grozny. He showed outstanding degree of personal courage and military mastership. In fierce battles his group performed important tasks, with virtually no losses of his subordinates. His first citation for the title of Hero of the Russian Federation was issued in February 1995 but did not materialize; he was awarded the title of Hero on August 28, 1995.
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| - Sergey Sergeyevich Sheyko (, born January 23, 1967, Oleksandriia in present-day Ukraine), Hero of the Russian Federation, is a colonel in Russian Naval Infantry. Sergey Sheyko was commissioned into Naval Infantry in 1989 after completing the Far Eastern military college. In January–May 1995 captain Sheyko, commander of marine company, participated in the First Chechen War, including storming of Presidential Palace in Grozny. He showed outstanding degree of personal courage and military mastership. In fierce battles his group performed important tasks, with virtually no losses of his subordinates. His first citation for the title of Hero of the Russian Federation was issued in February 1995 but did not materialize; he was awarded the title of Hero on August 28, 1995. Sheyko completed postgraduate military education in General Military Academy (2000) and General Staff Academy (2005) and, as of 2009, continues service with the Baltic Fleet naval infantry.
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