Gabe Jones

Publication Information

Avengers : Gabe Jones
Version : Avengers
Alter Ego :
Known As : Gabriel Jones
Type : Member of elite special unit in World War II
Relative : Antoine Triplett : Grandson
Affiliation : Howling Commandos
Gender : Male
Origin : United State
Season : Captain America : The First Avenger
First Appeareance : Captain America : The First Avenger
Last Appeareance :
Number of Appeareance :
Potrayer : Derek Luke
Main View : Full Movies

Gabe Jones is a member of an elite special unit of Allied soldiers formed in World War II known as the Howling Commandos. Gabe Jones is a cheerful person, always ready to smile, even in the middle of a battle, and a loyal friend. As part of the Howling Commandos, Jones is recognised as one of the best soldiers in the US Army, and proves to be an excellent soldier and a highly trained combatant.

Captain America : The First Avenger

Gabe Jones is an American soldier who was captured by HYDRA. Before the war, Jones studied German then switched to French. When Captain America single-handedly assaulted the facility in which he was prisoner, Jones along with his companions broke free and wreaked havoc on the HYDRA agents, coming back to US military base immediately after.

Captain America : First Vengeance

In April 1944, Steve Rogers, Jones and the rest of Howling Commandos located Schmidt was in a castle on an island in the Nazi occupied Danish Straits. There, Schmidt studied a mystical Viking runestone. Schmidt attempted to destroy them but they survived.

Captain America & Thor : Avengers

On a mission to a HYDRA base in 1944, the Howling Commandos and Captain America stowed away on a small merchant boat, when according to his plan it is attacked by a HYDRA sub, the Leviathan, as it is a perfect test target. While they are distracted, the Captain swims to the sub and proceeds to enter and attack the crew, winning it for himself and the Commandos, who anxiously wait in a raft. After finding out where the base is via map, they quietly dock in the base, and on Rogers' count they storm out guns-a-blazin', to find it completely deserted.

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