Represents Captain America's unwavering commitment to protect others.

A circular shield with a star, predominantly red, white, and blue.

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Can absorb impacts and be thrown with precision.

Howard Stark (in some adaptations)

Acquired during his transformation into Captain America.

Used in numerous vital battles against foes like Thanos and Loki.

Can only be wielded effectively by those deemed worthy.

Requires considerable strength to be handled as a melee weapon.

Crafted from vibranium, it's legendary and virtually indestructible.

Provides basic protection while representing national identity.

Tactical suit with patriotic colors and star insignia.

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Enhanced mobility and resilience.

Designed by Marvin and various artists.

Initial suits used during wartime espionage.

Worn in many key engagements like the Battle of New York.

Standard model for many soldiers; unique for Captain America.

Limited impermeability against high-caliber attacks.

Reflected design evolution from WWII to modern conflicts.

Provides head protection while keeping identity concealed.

Classic helmet design mirroring his shield colors.

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Some variants offer protection against telepathy.

US Army designers.

Initial design adapted for modern use.

Essential during combat operations.

Standard for other soldiers but customized for him.

Less effective against advanced weaponry.

Designed for military service in World War II.