Steve and Y/N Rogers have always wanted to join the army, but their health issues always seemed to get in the way. Even though they lied on their enlisting forms are rejected, they continue to enroll. Bucky, their best friend, doesn't think that the...
Y/N and Steve exhaled as they waited backstage for them to go out.
(A/N Your outfit (Get rid of the strap from the helmet).)
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"I don't know if I can do this," Steve said.
"I don't think I can either," Y/N admitted.
"Nothing to it. Sell a few bonds, bonds buy bullets, bullets kill Nazi's, bing bang boom. You're American heroes," Brandt's aide replied.
"It's just not how we pictured getting there," Steve confessed.
"The costumes, music, and all just seem a little too much," Y/N said as he put on his mask and she put her helmet on.
"The senator's got a lot of pull up on the hill. You play ball with us, you both will be leading your own platoons in no time," Brandt's aide pointed out.
They heard their music cue.
"That's you. Go!" Brandt's aide signaled.
They went out and did their show with women all in short American dresses and it was a crazy show. They would tell people how to help, take turns punching a fake Adolf Hitler, and they did like over 200 times. When it was done, they had films they had to do and took pictures with people. They went by the names Captain America and Lady America. People even made comics about them. They traveled all over the U.S. to spread the word to help the army. It was a hectic journey.
