Hogan hates winter. A lot. Please read and review, I greatly appreciate it. I had to write this for the season change.

You learn something new everyday. Or something not so new... (aka Carter learns something he should’ve already known). Please read and review.

Sometimes the lesson you teach isn't the one you intended. A returned soldier and his young son visit The Cenotaph on Armistice Day 1919. Photograph shows King George V placing a wreath at the monument that day.

"Bloody cross-dressing." "Why me?" Newkirk wishes he wasn't always the chosen one whenever it's time to wear ladies' clothing on a mission, especially when Carter is making eyes at him. But Hogan has ideas of his own. Maybe Newkirk got the last laugh; maybe Hogan did. You be the judge. Missing scene from the episode "That's No Lady, That's My Spy."

I know what you're wondering: why is Hochstetter in a powdered wig? Well, pull up a chair and I'll try to explain. Challenge #363 - Now how did **that** come about?(Konarciq) and inspired by #366 - 75th Anniversary of D-Day (Abracadebra)

For Recruit Hogan, life as a POW isn't all that bad. Alas, he doesn't know if he feels the same about helping the warden's wife cheat on the warden...

Why is President Truman so interested in Hogan and Kinchloe's experiences in Stalag 13? Chapter 2 is now up!

Originally written in honor of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, and reposted in honor of the thirtieth anniversary.

Episode tag to 'Cuisine a la Stalag 13.' LeBeau came back because he had to. He's not happy about that- not happy about a lot of things, really. Including his own behavior. He's got a lot of thinking to do, and a lot of decisions to make. He needs to process, to readjust, and that takes time and privacy. Naturally, he's not going to get either.

While Newkirk tries to sleep, Carter channels his inner Doctor Seuss and tells his friends the full story of a routine mission involving cuckoo clocks. An expansion of an adventure off-screen.

A decade past a devastating war, one year before a global market collapse, and eleven years before the bloodiest conflict known to man... so, what's happening with our characters?

a life in twelve planes; Drabble collection; Challenge story in response to the Writers Anonymous Drabble Challenge

Is there ever a "normal" during wartime; especially in a prisoner of war camp? Just when our heroes are becoming comfortable with their new roles as saboteurs behind enemy lines, someone unintentionally stirs things up by giving them a different perspective from which to view the war. Some swearing throughout. Takes place between the black & white pilot and the first episode.

Everything can change in the blink of an eye. An account of events immediately after the team's meeting with Oskar Danzig.

Sometimes a confident, well-spoken officer can learn and reflect on silence...even from the most unusual quarters. (Based on the episode "Is General Hammerschlag Burning?")

Which would you prefer - a long walk, or a short ride?

"Fate is like a strange, unpopular restaurant filled with odd little waiters who bring you things you never asked for and don't always like." - Lemony Snicket (post-war)

Newkirk and Carter run into some complications on a simple mission to blow up a bridge. For Whumptober 2019 #1 Shaky Hands

In the first months of the operation, as he was still getting to know his team, Colonel Hogan sometimes underestimated his men. By showing a little faith in all of them, he helped them trust one another and form an exceptional unit. Newkirk's stutter started as an obstacle, but in time he showed Hogan-and himself- that it didn't have to be. UPDATED with new Ch 13 and revised Ch 15.

When the Unsung Heroes are captured during a mission, an unlikely partnership is formed as Tiger and Baker race against the clock to save their friends before it is too late.

A slightly different approach to the team's adventure with North Star, told from two points of view.

Foundation - War - Revolution - Dictatorship - War - Division - Revolution - Unification. The history of a country. a day to remember.

They couldn't take it any more: The tight quarters. The dreary conditions. The oppressive smells. From deep inside the clothes hamper in Barracks 2, an escape is being hatched by three plucky chaps whose sacred mission is to render comfort to grown men, whether they like it or not. (Challenge #373.)

The men of Stalag 13 learn that blessings can come in many forms — even forms they may not expect.

A hostage puts Hogan and the operation in jeopardy.