SSR COMPOUND
Steve, referring to the amount of blood samples taken from him, asked, "Think you got enough?"
"Any hope of reproducing a program is locked in your genetic code," Peggy replied. "But without Dr. Erskine, it could take years."
"He deserved more than this."
"If it could only work once, he'd be proud it was you. Have you seen Madeleine?"
"No, I haven't. But there are people currently looking for her."
SSR TECH LAB WITH THE HYDRA SUBMARINE
"Colonel Phillips, my committee is demanding answers," Senator Brandt said.
"Great. Why don't we start with how a German spy got a ride to my secret installation in your car?" He turned to Howard who was working on the submarine. "What have we got here?"
"Speaking modestly, I'm the best mechanical engineer in this country," Howard told them. "But I don't know what's inside this thing or how it works. We're not even close to this technology."
"Then who is?" Senator Brandt asked.
"HYDRA," Colonel Phillips answered. "I'm sure you've been reading our briefings."
"I'm on a number of committees, Colonel."
"HYDRA is the Nazi deep science division," Peggy informed. "It's led by Johann Schmidt. But he has much bigger ambitions."
"HYDRA's practically a cult," Colonel Phillips said. "They worship Schmidt, they think he's invincible."
"So what are you gonna do about it?" Senator Brandt wondered.
"Spoke to the president this morning. As of today, the SSR is being retasked."
"Colonel?" Peggy called.
"We are taking the fight to HYDRA. Pack your bags, Agent Carter. You too, Stark. You're flying to London tonight. Has anyone seen Agent Barnes?"
Peggy shook her head. "We have no idea where she is."
Evelyn looked up at Peggy. "Becca and I want Mama."
Peggy nodded. "I know, dear. We're looking for her."
Steve turned to the Colonel. "Sir, if you're going after Schmidt, I want in."
"You're an experiment. You're going to Alamogordo," Colonel Phillips told him.
"The serum worked."
"I asked for an army and all I got was you. You're not enough."
Senator Brandt said to Steve, "With all due respect, Colonel, I think we may be missing the point. I've seen you in action, Steve. More importantly, the country's seen it." He said to his aide, "Paper." The aide showed them the newspaper 'The New York Examiner' Vol. XCVII No. 33.634, Wednesday June 23, 1943, headlined 'Nazis in New York - mystery man saves child'. "The enlistment lines have been around the block since your pictures hit the newstands. You don't take a soldier, a symbol like that, and hide him in a lab. Son, do you want to serve your country on the most important battlefield of the war?"
"Sir, that's all I want," Steve replied.
"Then, congratulations. You just got promoted."
AZZANO
The soldiers ran from explosions and gunfire.
Dum Dum Dugan leapt to the small trench parallel to them and said, "There's gotta be at least five mortar companies out there!"
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Forget Me Not
ActionMadeleine Turner had a normal life until mid-1937 when all she knew took a tragic turn. Then, fate gave her a second chance. And a dashing rescuer. But life isn't fair, and three friends and two young girls will fall in different ways. A captain m...