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[Marvel] How would history have been different if the super soldier serum hadn't been lost?

Let's say the assassination attempt on Dr. Erskine had failed.  He continues to work for the Allies and produce super soldiers.  Further, he leaves detailed notes on his method.  

How does history change?
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World War 2 ends. The Cold War begins, and the US and Russia both amass small regiments of their super soldiers. The cost of producing them is still prohibitive and has a high failure rate (due to insanity, health issues, and other problems), and the screening process is very intense. Each side doesn't have more than 100 on active duty, and metahumans with other superpowers are collected to bolster the ranks up to 1000. The Russian propaganda machine claims tens of thousands of super soldiers, but the US clairvoyants know otherwise and can easily prove that the Russian psychics are charlatans.

The program's cost skyrockets for both sides, nukes are amassed, new aircraft are developed, wrongful death lawsuits from family members of the failures succeed in the courts, and politicians begin to question it. The Army decides they don't want anything to do with the program. A breakout of discipline problems closes the deal, causing half the corps to be disbanded. No jail can hold the troublemakers, and most escape. Russia undergoes a new civil war sparked by similar issues arising from disenfranchised people with superpowers who find that their non-superpowered families have been held hostage to keep them in check by the politicians. The USSR falls in the 90s, splintering into several nations.

In the 00s the US, Wakanda, and Latveria sign a peace treaty and agree to start trading vibranium and enforce each others' patents. The Middle Eastern economy collapses as the western world transitions to "free energy" reactors (a misnomer because you do have to replace the core every five years or so). The US finally recognizes the Geneva Convention and capitulates to the supers ban. To alleviate the recession the program is sold off on a regional basis to state governments, city governments, and private organizations. They turn their efforts towards fighting crime and stopping supervillains. After the alien invasions of the 80s and the crime sprees of the 90s, the program is generally well-received by the public. Supers wore bright customized uniforms as part of regional propaganda, which turns into a lucrative merchandising industry.

But most importantly, in the year 2015 supers are finally banned from military service (having been banned from active duty for the last decade). Which is *exactly* what the Illuminati wants.