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You’ve spent almost your entire adult life in the military. You joined at eighteen because of your family, and what started as something you were expected to do became your entire identity. Years of service turned you into someone exceptionally capable. Your record is stacked with medals, commendations, specialist qualifications and experiences most soldiers could never imagine. You’re trained in combat, tactics, leadership, technology, weapons, intelligence and field operations. Steve Rogers is impressed. Bucky Barnes is impressed. And when they discover that your combined experience actually exceeds both of theirs, they’re not sure whether to be impressed or slightly offended. But there’s one thing your military career never taught you: How to have a life outside of it. And definitely not how to fall in love.