But wait, there’s more!

It was discovered at the end of the war that the Nazis had also implemented their own super-soldier program, codenamed, VALKYRIE.

For their subjects, the Nazis sourced women from their own and conquered territories, mostly without consent. They also kidnapped women from several neutral nations during the war. Their serum, while developed independently, was mostly identical to the American super-soldier formula.

However the Nazis were late to the race and only managed to complete the development of their serum much later in the war, long after the Allies had started deploying their super-soldiers to the field. Thus, the Nazis were at a severe disadvantage.

To make things worse, their principal scientist for the Valkyrie project was lost to an allied bombing strike due to the location of his lab being leaked when the Allies cracked the Enigma machine.

The Nazis only managed to produce seven super-soldier serum vials before their secret formula was bombed out of existence together with their key scientist. Left with little choice, the Nazis proceeded with administrating the serum to their best candidates:

Sieglinde Ritter from Germany

Melina Theyer from Austria

Asta Eliassen from Denmark

Ingrid Nordseth from Norway

Elsa Kjellstrom from Sweden

Nora Wiedmer from Switzerland

Justinia Kasperek from Poland

Despite the serum working perfectly, the Nazis were too late. The war was lost before the Valkyries could be deployed. After the war ended, the Americans made deals to bring the best nazi scientific minds to America. These Valkyries were also offered new lives in the USA if they would work for the Americans. The Valkyries accepted and they were integrated alongside the Amazon program.