When Colonel Robert Hogan falls unexpectedly ill, it sets off a chain reaction of disaster at Stalag 13. Upon his return, Hogan finds his men are gone and a cold Luftwaffe Major in charge, along with a sadistic sergeant. Can Hogan survive long enough to snatch victory from defeat?

When attempting to make a man's acquaintance, heavy cell doors and cement walls are child's play compared to language barriers. But face it; when the men in question are Cpls LeBeau and Newkirk, where *would* they meet but in the cooler? Two prisoners, both emotionally raw, are going to need each other if they're going to have any chance of surviving... whether they like it or not.

What is Hogan to do, when 'spying on the enemy' has become child's play? Written for the old "moral dilemma" challenge.