What happens when Hitch gets caught in the wrong tent?

Tully receives a summons for jury duty.

Dietrich is trying to beat the Allies at their own game, and this time it may be working.

A sequel to The Letter. Published 3/25/17 Dietrich gets another letter from his cousin.

The Rat Patrol is sent on a mission that just won't quit. Every time they think they're done something else comes up.

The Rat PAtrol runs afoul of pilots on both sides.

But in name only.

The Rat Patrol gets a chance for a little rest and recreation before their next assignment.

What if the little girl wasn't the one who fell down the well? Requested by @morethanmedia.

Another new officer learns about the Rat Patrol the hard way. They can't just take Captain Dietrich's word for it.

There is a bomber running loose on the base and only a member of the Rat Patrol knows his identity.

A Canadian private runs afoul of the Rat Patrol.

Moffitt tries to patch himself up. Troy doesn't think it's a particularly good idea.

A German drug is making the rounds.

Moffitt has trouble sleeping. Tully gives him a hand.

A sequel to "Qina"

With the help of an unlikely ally, Dietrich survives his final battle of the War. Dietrich faces challenges which rival any he has ever encountered before as he struggles to navigate a post-war Germany. (If you are kind enough to post a review, please do not include any spoilers in your comments.)

The Rat Patrol helps protect a Red Cross hospital.

Troy is feeling down and finds a project that he thinks he is qualified to handle despite the risks involved.

He couldn't have survived, and they all knew it, but that wouldn't stop them from doing everything in their power to get him back. (companion piece to Pettigrew. Tully Pettigrew.)

The Rat Patrol escort Charley on a mission after the convoy she was to be with is rerouted. What could possibly go wrong?

Radical groups of Arabs are planning an alliance to drive the invaders from their lands. Troy and his men are sent to find out who is involved and put a stop to it.

The Rat Patrol makes a sweet find in the desert

How will the Rat Patrol get a large company to Benghazi—over 2000 miles away?

When prisoners don't act like prisoners it makes it more difficult to decide what to do with them.