United States Army (Earth-616)/Members

Below is an list of members without an own article of United States Army (Earth-616).
For other members see Category:United States Army members.

Members

Alf

Appearances: Tales to Astonish #48 Alf was a dog guarding the military ordnance plant where the Porcupine used to work as a civilian.

Anderson

Appearances: Battle Scars #1 Following the Serpent crisis, Anderson commented that the whole world was "tweaked", that everything was going to crap, and that something bad was coming.

Barger

Appearances: Secret Avengers #20 Under threat of a compromising video, Black Widow convinces General Barger to load the time device inside War Machine's armor.

Baski

Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #574 When their Stryker was hit by an I.E.D., Sergeant Baski fell over Flash Thompson.

Baskin

Appearances: Iron Man #231 Edwin Cord thanked Private Baskin and Corporal Winters for firing rockets at Firepower.

Baxter

Appearances: Man Comics #14 Sgt. Baxter and his team during a patrol ended up in a minefield when a panicked soldier began to flee by detonating a mine which in turn blew up all the other mines, killing the whole team, however on the verge of death Sgt. Baxter was able to communicate that the field ha been cleared.

Ben

Appearances: Sgt. Fury #3 Ben was the guard-house commander of the M.P. After arresting the Howling Commandos following one of their usual brawls, he begs Happy Sam to send them on one of their suicide missions to keep them away from them.

Bennett

Appearances: Empyre: Captain America #1, Empyre: Captain America #2 Mentions: Empyre: Captain America #3 Specialist Bennett belonged to the squad of soldiers who opposed the Cotati assault on Arlington and were aided by Captain America. Bennett managed to wound the Cotati mage Shi Qaanth either a sniper shot but soon after he was infected by the sorcerer without the knowledge of his companions. Bennett, controlled by Shi Qaanth, infected General Woodley and after being discovered in his new Cotati-controlled nature, he was killed by his own comrades. During the fight with Shi Qaanth, looking at his missing eye, Captain America mocked Shi Qaanth, stating that Bennett had done a number on him.

Berry

Appearances: Captain America Comics #14 He was killed by a poisoned flower given to him by a traitorous ally of the Yellow Claw despite the warnings of Steve Rogers who advised him not to smell the flower.

Bill

Appearances: Daredevil #7 One of the soldiers surrounding the New York courthouse during Prince Namor's trial, Bill demanded that he halt when the Sub-Mariner broke out, only to have his automated rifle wrested from him and crushed in the Atlantean's bare hands.

Blaine

Appearances: Captain America Comics #5 General Blaine was a target of Fritz Tiboldt's Circus in the 1940's and was killed when thy unleashed a tiger on him.

Bob

Appearances: Journey Into Mystery #86 Bob witnessed Thor bringing back to the Army the cobalt bomb stolen by the Tomorrow Man.

Brackett

Appearances: Truth: Red, White & Black #2 Major Brackett was killed by Colonel Walker Price immediately after he was relieved by his command at Camp Cathcart.

Brandon

Appearances: Captain America Comics #35 Colonel Brandon was an army officer who refused to give information to reporter Eddie Dayton, but when Dayton managed to defeat two hoodlums on his own who wanted to prevent a Washington technician from reaching him, the Colonel, despite reiterating to Dayton that he could not write any article on the incident, offered him a place in the army after Dayton's complaint that he would lose his job.

Carter

Appearances: All Winners Comics #2, Captain America Comics #8, Kent Blake of the Secret Service #7 Colonel Carter was attended to by Pvt. Steve Rogers and James Barnes while taking secret documents for the war effort in the Pacific theater, only for their transport plane to crash near an uncharted island. He was narrowly rescued from torture by Malaysian natives under the command of a Nazi spy when Captain America and Bucky appeared. The two heroes disappeared after rescuing him, and Carter was picked up soon after by a naval battleship along with Rogers and Barnes. He thereafter continued on his mission to Singapore. Later, Carter would be approached by Major Dumort of the Free French movement with the offer of smuggling French military secrets to America. This, however, was a ruse to allow Dumort, a Vichy traitor and double agent for the Nazis, access to Camp Lehigh, which was about to engage in war games. Dumort's men replaced the arsenal for the competing companies with real weapons, hoping the American servicemen would thus unintentionally kill each other. Luckily Rogers and Barnes realized what what was happening early and warned Carter, who quickly ordered a halt to the war games before the camp was wiped out. Years later, during the Korean War, Carter, promoted to General, assigned Charlie, a pilot in force to the Army, with the mission to pilot Kent Blake to the enemy base in Huichon.

Charlie

	Appearances: Kent Blake of the Secret Service #7 Charlie was a pilot in the American army, who was assigned by General Carter with the mission to pilot Kent Blake to the enemy base in Huichon.
	Appearances: Battle #68 Charlie was an American soldier who participated in the battles of Flanders during the First World War.
	Appearances: Incredible Hulk #4, Tales to Astonish #78, X-Men #23 Charlie was part of a military patrol who was sent out by General Ross to arrest Rick Jones, but the boy was rescued by the Hulk. Some time later, he quicky spotted the Hulk once again, wandering outside his cave. Charlie was later called to Washington, D.C. when the whole city was trapped inside Nefaria's indestructible dome.
	Appearances: Sgt. Fury #4 Charlie was an American soldier driving a truck that accompanied Sgt. Nick Fury at base to join his Howling Commandos after being blocked by Luwtwaffe bombing in London.
	Appearances: Sgt. Fury #10 Charlie was on the turret of his tank when he spotted Nick Fury and his Howling Commandos marching back to their base.
	Appearances: Invaders #26 Charlie was a member of the Military Police stationed in the Sand Flat Relocation Center who was ordered to open the camp gate to let enter Bucky who was looking for Dr. Sam Sabuki who was there to save the life of Toro.
	Appearances: Captain America (Vol. 3) #32 Charlie and other soldiers of his team were killed during the first fighting in the Battle of the Bulge.

Cherry

Appearances: Empyre: Captain America #1, Empyre: Captain America #2, Empyre: Captain America #3 Sergeant Major Cherry belonged to the squad of soldiers who opposed the Cotati assault on Arlington and were aided by Captain America. Despite the contrary order of their direct superior, General Woodley, Cherry and the other members of Lt. Herrero's squad decided to follow Captain America to Mexico City to thwart the Cotati's attempt at destroying it. Arriving in Mexico City they followed the orders of Captain America and managed to defeat the invasion of the Cotati.

Clark

Appearances: Kent Blake of the Secret Service #10 Clark was a soldier in the American army, and a friend of Dick. After his friend, Dick, was shot by a Chinese communist prisoner, he became enraged and tried to kill the prisoner, but was stopped by Kent Blake, who then took him under arrest for disobeying orders. Clark later realized the importance of taking prisoners, after he took a bullet for one. After seeing that Clark now understood the importance of prisoners, Kent Blake sets him free.

Collins

	Appearances: All Winners Comics #3 Major Collins is invited to a painter's house to see a portrait. Collins takes up the offer and is shocked when it's a portrait of himself hanging from a rope. Suddenly, Collins feels compelled to do just that and later hangs himself from a lamp post in the street.
	Appearances: Combat Kelly #25 While, Combat Kelly, Cookie Novak and Kathy Collins escape by the Chibese Army in a rickshaw, they run directly into a jeep driven by Kathy's father, the Colonel Collins. The colonel thanks the two grunts for saving his daughter and Kathy rewards them with a kiss.

Cookie

Appearances: Sgt. Fury #7 Around the time Nick Fury was being court-martialed, Cookie entered the Howlers' shack reporting that Bull McGiveney was spreading a rumor that Fury finally got what's comin' to him, enraging the Howlers and risking himself being roughed up.

Croy

Appearances: Captain America Comics #1, Tales of Suspense #65 Croy was a Major at U.S. Army's Camp Lehigh in Virginia; one evening, after having been brought home by Private Steve Rogers and Bucky, he told them not to worry about rumors of the Red Skull. Minutes later, he was killed by the Skull himself in his house.

Curtis

Appearances: Sgt. Fury #3, Tales of Suspense #65 General Curtis and his men were trapped in a valley in the Italian mountains, until they were joined by Nick Fury and his Howling Commandos who delivered a cryptic message from OSS officer, Major John Richards. Curtis understood the meaning of the message and thanks to that they found an ancient tunnel that led them straight to the Nazis so that they could defeat them. General Curtis was one of the victims targeted by the Red Skull.

Cutler

Appearances: Kent Blake of the Secret Service #7 Major Cutler was a major in the American army. After Chinese communists attacked the base near Yanggu, Cutler was hit by the explosion, which killed him in the process.

Dalton

Appearances: Captain America Comics #36 Lieutenant Dalton was sent behind enemy forces to meet some members of the French Resistance who would provide him with information about the German movement, but once he reached the resistance he was captured and tortured to death by the Gestapo.

Danny

Appearances: Iron Man 2.0 #2 Danny was a member of the army bomb squad, the "cleaners", assigned to defuse explosive vests on would-be suicide bombers in Iraq. After defusing one he remained hypnotized and made him explode himself, being killed along with his fellow soldiers.

Davidson

Appearances: Capt. Savage and his Leatherneck Raiders #10 He gave orders to Captain Savage that despite the overwhelming forces of the Japanese Army, he and his men would have to hold the position.

Dick

Appearances: Kent Blake of the Secret Service #10 Soldier in the American army and a friend of Clark, Dick was wounded in battle and later killed by a Chinese communist.

Dinger

Appearances: Invincible Iron Man (Vol. 5) #6 General Dinger was an Army official once involved in "Project Deadbolt," a series of countermeasures against the mutant terrorist Magneto whose creation was assisted by Tony Stark. Another project General Dinger worked also involved Magneto, but it was an attempt to replicate and miniaturize the techonology behind his helmet to ultimately create implants that could shield their users against telepaths. After the prototypes of these psi-blockers were nearly stolen by Emma Frost posing as a non-existent Stark Enterprises scientist called Hazel Kendal, General Dinger contacted Stark to request his help in getting Iron Man to deliver the prototypes to Nick Fury. They would be ultimately stolen by Frost from Iron Man's hands.

Dixon

Appearances: Iron Man (Vol. 3) #18 General Dixon was invited to Anthony Stark's little party at the Smart House.

Durstine

Appearances: Sgt. Fury #9 General Durstine went to the base command of "A" Company to assign, at the request of the Chiefs of Staff, a mission to Nick Fury and his Howling Commandos, to kidnap Adolf Hitler. At the end of the mission, although the one they had kidnapped was a Hitler double, Durstine considered it a success, confirming the suspicion that Hitler used doubles in public and exploited this for Allied propaganda in an anti-Nazi key.

Ellis

Appearances: Marvels Project #1 During World War II, Colonel Ellis recruited Nick Fury and Red Hargrove.

Ellsworth

Appearances: Captain America Comics #1 General Ellsworth was killed by Strangler under the orders of Rathcone.

Emmett

Appearances: Secret Avengers #14 Emmett was one of the soldiers deployed alongside Valkyrie in order to defend Philadelphia from the Thule Society.

Feaster

Appearances: Avengers (Vol. 3) #65, Avengers (Vol. 3) #66 General Feaster came to Keystone after a carnivorous red cloud spread out from Mount Rushmore. He visited the rescue camp in the Custer State Park with Warbird, but he was afraid to be infected.

Fein

Appearances: Adventures of Captain America #2 Captain Fein was a military prosecutor who was saved from an assassination ambush by Steve Rogers.

Fisher

Mentions: Iron Man (Vol. 4) #1 General Fisher was the US Army's contact with FuturePharm and oversaw special projects for the recreation of the Super Soldier Serum. After the Extremis Virus was stolen from FuturePharm's special projects vault, Maya Hansen said that she should have notified General Fisher of the incident.

Fitzpatrick

Appearances: Captain America Comics #20 During World War II, Colonel Fitzpatrick was killed by the Spawn of the Witch Queen in Egypt, after he discovered the Book of Thoth.

Frankie

Appearances: Captain America #601 A soldier of the US Army stationed in Belgium during WWII, was vampirized by the child vampire Esme Ceorces and overnight began to assault his former comrades until the intervention of Captain America and Bucky that beheaded him.

Franks

Appearances: Marines in Battle #6 Major Franks was stationed in a small hamlet in Germany in WWII, which was used as a base for an attack on a nearby village which was an important communications hub. He was joined by the operation's commanding officer, Lieutenant-Colonel Cam Westover, who led the successful occupation of the village.

Gorely

Appearances: Captain America Comics #36 After losing contact with Lieutenant Dalton regarding the information provided to him by the French Resistance, General Matson asks Captain Gorely if he had a trusted man who could have retrieved the information, and Gorely recommended private Steve Rogers to him.

Grant

Appearances: Captain America Comics #35 Colonel Grant was advised by Steve Rogers of the presence of Nazi agents on the spot during the Seminole tribe festival.

Grover

Appearances: Sgt. Fury #7 Captain Grover was responsible for healing Nick Fury of his injuries at the end of a mission. Pressed by both the defense and the prosecution during Fury's court martial, Dr. Grover could not confirm whether or not Fury was faking his amnesia.

Harden

Appearances: Original Sin #5 In 1958, Harden was killed during a full-scale alien invasion in Kansas.

Harold

Appearances: Sgt. Fury #8 At the sight of the new arrival at the "A" Company Base, Percy Pinkerton, with his impeccable English attire, Harold and other soldiers stationed there, began to tease him until with great class Percy reacted by giving a lesson to all using only the umbrella.

Harry

Appearances: Captain America #175 Harry was among the troops who defended the White House from the Secret Empire.

Hatch

Appearances: The Marvels #1 Hatch was a corrupt soldier who worked for Monsieur Khruul during the Sin-Cong War. He threatened Flash Thompson after the latter listened as Hatch said as he delivered a package to another soldier.

Hayes

Appearances: Secret Avengers #14 Hayes was one of the soldiers deployed alongside Valkyrie in order to defend Philadelphia from the Thule Society.

Hays

Appearances: Iron Man #144 During the Vietnam War, Captain Hays was contacted by James Rhodes and Iron Man fleeing from the enemy lines.

Henderson

Appearances: Punisher (Vol. 13) #6 Henderson was a fellow soldier of Frank Castle during his tour in the Vietnam War. After hearing of his fellow soldier's experience of having to kill a man, Henderson replied that he too could probably kill someone since during the actions in which he had participated he had shot at the shadows trying not to be shot himself.

Henson

Appearances: Captain America #255 Henson was a high-ranking colonel rescued by Captain America from Nazi kidnappers.

Herrero

Appearances: Empyre: Captain America #1, Empyre: Captain America #2, Empyre: Captain America #3 First Lieutenant Herrero belonged to the squad of soldiers who opposed the Cotati assault on Arlington and who were aided by Captain America. Despite the contrary order of their direct superior, General Woodley, Herrero and her squad decided to follow Captain America to Mexico City to thwart the Cotati's attempt at destroying it. Arriving in Mexico City they followed the orders of Captain America and managed to stop the invasion of the Cotati.

Jack

Appearances: Tales to Astonish #69 Jack tried to grab Rick Jones, preventing him to reach Bruce Banner.

Jenks

Appearances: The Marvels #1 Jenks was forced to accept a package from a corrupt soldier in the service of Monsieur Khruul.

Jim

Appearances: Invaders #26 Jim was a member of the Military Police stationed in the Sand Flat Relocation Center who intervened when Dr. Sam Sabuki was assaulted by the Agent Axis to kidnap him.

Joe

	Appearances: Sgt. Fury #1 Joe was a US Army officer who communicated to Happy Sam Sawyer that it would be his men's job to free the leader of the French Resistance, a job that if not successful would put the planned D-Day in serious jeopardy.
	Appearances: Tales to Astonish #59 Joe spotted Giant-Man's rented helicopter landing at the Los Diablos Missile Base.
	Appearances: Iron Man 2.0 #2 Joe was an Explosive Ordnance Disposal specialist stationed in Baghdad and together with his partner, after defusing an explosive vest by a woman, they brought the explosives inside the base and immediately afterwards Joe's companion put on the explosive vest and threw himself towards the administrative building of the base by blowing himself up.

Jojo

Appearances: The Marvels #1 Jojo was a fellow soldier of Flash Thompson in the Sin-Cong War and during a Daredevil performance for the U.S.O., he quarreled with Flash about his appreciation for Spider-Man.

Jordan

Appearances: Avengers #276 Colonel Jordan was responsible for the operation against the Masters of Evil's seizure of the Avengers Mansion.

King

Appearances: Captain America Comics #7 General King was rescued from the Red Skull by Captain America and Bucky.

Kirby

Appearances: Captain America Comics #36 Major Kirby sends Lieutenant Dalton to meet members of the French Resistance who would have provided him with information regarding the movements of the German Forces.

Knowles

Appearances: Captain America Comics #36 The General Knowles commissioned Captain America and Bucky to visit Dr. Necrosis, whose assistant was his daughter Mary, to obtain the serum to cure the White Gangrene disease that plagued the allied soldiers.

Ledford

Appearances: Captain America Comics #36 In July of 1944 Captain America had traveled to Wendover Army Airfield in Utah to meet with Colonel Ledford to discuss the transfer of Taxi Taylor from the Crazy SUE's. Captain America felt that Taxi and his T-Mech were imperative to the continued success of the SUES' operations in Northern France. The Colonel divulges that the SUES' operations in Europe and the Pacific are merely training grounds and that they are being groomed for a much bigger operation. He reveals that in 1940 the government began a very important and expensive project that will eventually turn the tide of the war. The Crazy SUES are an important part of a highly classified operation known as Project Alberta. Taylor has been reassigned to an intelligence gathering under the direct command of Ledford. The rest of the SUES are ordered to continue with their mission, with a particular emphasis on the progress of Captain Flame. Ledford gives the Captain a set of instructions to follow for Cortez's development.

Martin

	Appearances: Fantastic Four: First Family #2 General Martin was part of the commission organized by the Ministry of Defense and chaired by General Walter Montgomery who had to decide on the usefulness of using the newly formed team of the Fantastic Four considering an opportunity with external support or putting them directly under the control of the military.
	Appearances: Civil War: X-Men #3 Martin was the inside man of Val Cooper in O.N.E. ready to report to her what was happening.

Martins

Appearances: Adventures of Captain America #1 Corporal Martins escorted Steve Rogers to Camp Lehigh.

Marty

Appearances: Captain America #601 Marty was a soldier in the US Army stationed in Belgium during the attack of allied forces against the Nazi forces. Marty was killed by one of his comrades thinking he was a vampire.

Matson

Appearances: Captain America Comics #36 After losing contact with Members#Dalton|Lieutenant Dalton about the information provided by the French Resistance, General Matson sends soldier Steve Rogers behind the enemy lines to retrieve the information telling him that if he was captured he would be executed as a spy.

Maxwell

Appearances: Punisher (Vol. 13) #6 Maxwell was a fellow soldier of Frank Castle during his tour in the Vietnam War. During his rest hours, Maxwell told his companions about his experience of him having to kill a man.

McAdams

Mentioned: Battle Scars #1 During the assault on Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, in the midst of the Serpent crisis, Cheese radioed what had become of MacAdam, and was told that MacAdam was dead.

McCallister

Appearances: Fantastic Four #178 McCallister was one of the soldiers stationed in front of the Baxter Building when the Fantastic Four were held hostage by the Frightful Four.

McGee

Appearances: Kent Blake of the Secret Service #11 McGee was one of the soldiers deployed in China.

Nevins

Appearances: All-Winners Squad: Band of Heroes #2 Colonel Nevins was the Army connection with Martin Goodman's Timely Comics and their agreement to publish the adventures of men with special powers and abilities to raise their liking among the population, so that they could be used in war actions without making strange questions.

O'Connor

Appearances: Incredible Hulk #373 Colonel O'Connor came after the Hulk when he was holed up in a nunnery with Betty Ross.

O'Riley

Appearances: Incredible Hulk #340 Sergeant O'Riley approached Hulk and ordered his troops to shoot at him, but as soon as he reacted, they ran away.

Olson

Appearances: Doctor Strange (Vol. 2) #70, Amazing Spider-Man #574 Lt. Olson was General Hoyt Emerson's aide. When their Stryker was hit by an I.E.D., as soon as Flash Thompson pushed it with the shoulder, Olson moved out the vehicle to take up position at the closest building.

Palmer

Appearances: Sgt. Fury #16 General Palmer was in charge of spy operations. When they received a message from an Allied spy in North Africa about a new weapon being created by the Nazis, he decided to send a team of highly trained Commandos and then got in touch with Captain Sam Sawyer.

Peabody

Appearances: Avengers #254, Avengers #255 General Peabody raged over the revelation that the Vision had taken control of the US computer systems.

Perelli

Appearances: Incredible Hulk #462 Perelli witnessed the Hulk lift an army tank along the perimeter of Area 102.

Perkins

Appearances: Captain America Comics #1 Admiral Perkins was killed by Number 15 under the orders of Rathcone .

Pete

	Appearances: Sgt. Fury #5 During a heated argument between Nick Fury and Happy Sam Sawyer, a soldier outside mistook the two's screams for air raid sirens but Pete told him they were simply whisperin' soft nothing between Fury and Sawyer.
	Appearances: Tales to Astonish #61 Pete captured and restrained the Hulk after he was found unconscious by Glenn Talbot.

Peter

Appearances: Thor #358 He praises Harokin for his ability to fight with the sword and also tells him that if he could have some M-16 machine gun he would be able to clean up Valhalla in a short time.

Phil

Appearances: Avengers (Vol. 8) #57 Phil was a soldier who while being transported on a ship along with his team was hit by a U-Boat and was shipwrecked on an island, the same island where Sgt. Sebastian Szardos ended up after facing U-Boat possessed U-666. The demon that possessed the U-Boat took possession of Phil who tried to kill his other companions until the demon moved to his fellow soldier Steve who killed him.

Roberts

Appearances: Captain America Comics #36 Captain Roberts was an Army officer in a South Pacific Base Hospital, he receives soldiers Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes who took an Australian soldier with a strange disease there.

Robinson

Appearances: Avengers (Vol. 3) #68 Lieutenant Robinson informed Warbird that everyone infected by the Mount Rushmore red cloud had to be transferred to St. Mary's Hospital.

Royko

Appearances: Blood and Glory #1 "Rocking Horse" Royko served in the 1st Infantry Division ("The Big Red One") of the United States Army during World War II. He met Captain America in 1943. Decades later, Royko worked for the government as the supervisor of a warehouse where material impounded by federal authorities was kept. Now overweight and bespectacled, and no longer going by the nickname, Royko kept an eye on everything there. He noticed a cache of arms that had been seized by Defense Intelligence Agency, then immediately signed out by a Colonel Max Kalee. Royko noticed Kalee's assistant, a bald man with an air force flight bag. Soon after, Captain America visited the warehouse, following up that same shipment, and met with an admittedly impressed Royko (thou Royko refused to behave like a fan and remind him of his previous encounter). Royko gave Captain America the information he was looking for, including the suggestion to go to the nearest fly base. Before leaving, Captain America told Royko that he remembered "Rocking Horse", and that, unlike Royko had expected, Captain America was still fighting the good fight for Royko and for everyone like him.

Russo

Appearances: Empyre: Captain America #1, Empyre: Captain America #2, Empyre: Captain America #3 Sergeant Russo belonged to the squad of soldiers who opposed the Cotati assault on Arlington and were aided by Captain America. Despite the contrary order of their direct superior, General Woodley, Sergeant Russo and the other members of Lt. Herrero'd squad decided to follow Captain America to Mexico City to thwart the Cotati's attempt at destroying it. Arriving in Mexico City they followed the orders of Captain America and managed to defeat the invasion of the Cotati.

Sal

Appearances: Captain America: What Price Glory? #1 Sal was shot in the back by his sergeant after Desert Storm.

Sam

Appearances: Avengers #56, Avengers #56, Tales to Astonish #98, Daredevil #47 During the World War II in an England military base, Sam and Bill Smith witnessed Goliath battle a giant android created by Baron Zemo. Many years later in the United States, Sam tried to keep Miss Ross safe from the Lords of the Living Lightning, but they eventually managed to invade the military base and hold her hostage. In Vietnam, Sam came with Willie Lincoln to a Daredevil's show for the troops.

Samson

Appearances: Captain America (Vol. 5) #50, Captain America and Bucky #620 Major Samson was a friend of Bucky's father and after his death took the boy under his protective wing, but the boy kept getting into trouble and therefore made the decision to train him in the special forces to release his pent up energy. It was thanks to Major Samson that Bucky discovered that he had a character similar to that of his father, who despite his propensity to fight was the person to whom to entrust completely own life in battle.

Santos

Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #574 Santos was saved by Flash Thompson, who lost both legs trying to get him safe to the helicopter.

Senus

Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #574 When their Stryker was hit by an I.E.D., Senus couldn't open the top hatch, until Flash Thompson pushed it with the shoulder.

Seymour

Appearances: Sgt. Fury #8 At the sight of the new arrival at the "A" Company Base, Percy Pinkerton, with his impeccable English attire, Seymour and other soldiers stationed there, began to tease him until with great class Percy reacted by giving a lesson to all using only the umbrella.

Smith

Appearances: Marvel Super-Heroes #12 After the missile test failed due to unusual radiation, Smith initially noticed a light aircraft in the area, but quickly corrected himself by saying that it was not an aircraft but appeared to be a man flying or jumping.

Smitty

Appearances: Amazing Fantasy (Vol. 3) #1 Smitty was a soldier in World War II. During a mission where Captain America participated, he was very scared and said that he wanted to go home where his wife was expecting a child. Cap tried to reassure him by telling him that he would be returning to his baby just moments before the ship carrying them was hit and exploded and Smitty lost his life there.

Stephenson

Appearances: Secret Avengers #13 Major Stephenson had been placed in command of the defense of Washington, D.C. during the assault by the Nazi troops of the Thule Society. He was unable to evacuate a Congressman but had to request the intervention of the Beast with whom the Congressman wanted to speak.

Steve

Appearances: Avengers (Vol. 8) #57 Steve was a soldier who while being transported on a ship along with his team was hit by a U-Boat and was shipwrecked on an island, the same island where Sgt. Sebastian Szardos ended up after facing U-Boat possessed U-666. The demon that possessed the U-Boat took possession of Phil, a fellow soldier of Steve, who tried to kill his other companions until he was subdued then the demon passed to Steve himself who killed Phil and therefore Szardos was forced to kill him.

Stevens

Appearances: Captain America Comics #3, Marvel 75th Anniversary Celebration #1 Colonel Stevens was the commander of Camp Lehigh. Having refused entry to the Camp to Lou Haines because of his criminal background, Haines swore to take revenge on him. In fact, the following night Haines and two of his henchmen sneaked into the Camp with the intention of killing Colonel Stevens inside his tent, but the ambush was unsuccessful thanks to the intervention of Captain America and Bucky, all while the Colonel slept soundly noticing anything.,

Thompson

Appearances: Uncanny X-Force #8 Sgt. Thompson was on duty at a top secret Army base in the Smoky Mountains where there were stealth nuclear missiles. The men of the base were all taken under the Shadow King's mind control, and Sgt. Thompson along with Archangel, also under the Shadow King's control, were about to launch a nuclear missile on Utopia, but at the last moment Archangel broke free of the Shadow King control and was forced to kill Thompson to prevent him from launching the missile.

Tolliver

Appearances: Original Sin #5 In 1958, Tolliver was killed during a full-scale alien invasion in Kansas.

Tony

Appearances: Giant-Size Defenders #2 Tony was a National Guard member who commanded the Mechanoid against the Hulk.

Walland

Appearances: Captain America and Bucky #620 Walland was a soldier with whom Bucky did business and managed to get him the cigarettes he preferred despite being inside a military base.

Warren

Appearances: Sgt. Fury #7 Colonel Warren presided over the court martial of Nick Fury, following charges of insubordination and for striking an officer in action.

White

Appearances: All Winners Comics #7 General White was about to be hit with the reducing potion thrown to him by Dr. Crime but the vial hit the shield of Captain America that had been providentially launched by him in the protection of the General.

Wilson

Appearances: Kent Blake of the Secret Service #10 Col. Kruger assigned Kent Blake to infiltrate the enemy lines along with Captain Wilson's unit to locate and destroy a new type of artillery developed by the enemy.

Winters

Appearances: Iron Man #231 Edwin Cord thanked Corporal Winters and Private Baskin for firing rockets at Firepower.