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[MCU] What if Captain America remained a soldier instead of a spy?

In Captain America: The First Avenger, Steve had found his place in the army fighting with his comrades to take down what was the ultimate evil at the time, Hydra.

Then after he was found after being frozen, he started working for Shield, as a spy/agent. But that didn't fulfill him.

What I'm trying to say is that maybe he would've been better off had he enlisted in the army of today. Because that's who he truly was. Maybe he would not have been as withdrawn at times. Because in Winter Soldier, he's not re

What helps in my argument is In the ending of Winter Soldier, Falcon had turned down Nick Fury's offer to join him, saying "I'm more of a soldier than a spy."

So what do you guys think?

Scenario: Steve Rogers is offered to join Shield, but he refuses as he doesn't think he'd be a good fit. So he enlists in the army once more, quickly rising through the ranks. How different would he be?
gpt
He would still grow disillusioned.  Steve Rogers has never been one to blindly follow orders, and when he's not up against literal Nazis it will be very easy for him to see through the hypocrisy of the US military-industrial complex waging war on foreign nations for oil and other resources.  While that ethical issue could certainly use an opponent like Captain America, he's still better suited to countering imminent, legitimate threats to the world like HYDRA coups and killer robots armies.