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1930s Bucky Barnes in Brooklyn
[1] Titled “The Skull Hunter” after the moniker given to First Sergeant Barnes by German soldiers, this is one of the only photographs of Barnes actually holding his rifle. (Jan. 1945)
[2] First Sergeant Barnes in the Ardennes. (Dec. 1944/Jan. 1945)
[3] First Sergeant Barnes smoking a cigarette during the Battle of Hürtgen Forest. (Nov. 1944)
[4] Taken from the private collection of Howling Commando Gabe Jones in 1973, this photograph is believed to have been taken during the Battle of the Bulge. (Jan. 1945)
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The first known use of der Schädeljäger—German for “The Skull Hunter"—in reference to Barnes was in August 1944, when SS-FD leaders speculated about the perpetrator of the assassination of Obergruppenführer Gunther Schönhöfer. By October 1944, the moniker was widespread among German infantry units throughout the Western Front.
The bed is so cold without you...
He’s not the Winter soldier any more,
He’s not Bucky Barnes any more either.
He’s a fuckin’ dork
