Problems arise on Carter and LeBeau's first mission together. An answer to Abracadebra's challenge #373 Bring Back the Whump! (Hopefully, this is sufficiently whumpy) PBA Winner: Bronze; Best Medium Drama

Christmas Day, two sick men, and incessant, mirthful singing. LeBeau really has his hands full. Can he find a way to make the music stop before he loses his joyful spirit and his mind?

While in Paris with Hogan to rescue Tiger, LeBeau finds a familiar face and gets a sense of what his home has turned into. ("A Tiger Hunt in Paris" extrapolation / "missing scene".)

Maintaining balance between work and - more work - can be a challenge. Now more than ever, the mission takes top priority. But, even if his men do have to come second, Colonel Hogan can make the time for them. Updated rating: K plus for swearing

Some of the Heroes are prompted to talk about the war, long after it’s over. Please read and review, I’m pretty new at this. Also, I’m not sure if I’ll do more chapters in the future, but it is a possibility.

James Foster, an escaped prisoner, finds the Heroes at Stalag 13 with one request: to get him out of Germany. While not an unusual request, his past complicates things. On top of that, James is not the most truthful man to the heroes. With two German officers, the Gestapo, and even Klink hot on the boy's trails, James relies on the Heroes to get him out alive.

Hogan leads another sabotage mission and everything goes without a hitch. Why is he suffering regret?

A small collection of Newkirk-LeBeau buddy tales. In chapter 1, Newkirk is worried about his little mate's latest tumble from the roof. A different perspective on "The Gypsy."

As the war winds to a close, there are things the men of Stalag 13 will want to forget. There are things they will want to hold on to. There are wounds that will never fully close. And there are medicines that work better than anyone could have expected. Some things are all of the above. Inspired by a forum discussion.

Good news, Newkirk. You passed the audition. Now go ahead and pad your part. A missing scene from Episode 1, The Informer.

A response to the Holiday Cheer Challenge. Travellers do not stop requiring aid over the holiday season.

Written for Challenge #375: Christmas Cheer. Christmas in Stalag 13 isn't much like it is back home, and no one can really pretend otherwise. The Colonel doesn't have the luxury of letting his homesickness get the better of him; that doesn't mean he doesn't feel it. The prisoner with the heaviest chain to bear has to bear it all alone. It's no way to spend a holiday.

Is it possible to come up with a kind word for every letter in Newkirk's name? There's only one person willing to find out.

Drabble, drabble, toil and trabble. Newkirk's ill and he doth babble. (Alas, this story has nothing to do with the Scottish play. It's just a series of 100-word scenes in response to the Bring Back the Whomp challenge. Humor me.)

A look at the core team, and what makes them tick.

As Christmas approaches Stalag 13, an unexpected visitor reminds the Heroes that there is still good in the world.

Life is at its end, and two men say their goodbyes. "I am not tired of my work, neither am I tired of the world; yet, when Christ calls me home, I shall go with gladness." - Adoniram Judson

When Hogan and Newkirk are cleaning Klink's office, they find his journal from WWI and grow curious. They, along with Klink's daughter, decide to take a peek inside and learn more about the kommandant's time in the Great War. What did he do? Where was he stationed? And how did he earn his nickname the Iron Eagle?

The challenge: Take one minute or so of an episode and write it from the perspective of any of the characters. First up: What was going through Newkirk's head when LeBeau and Carter started singing "This is the Army"?

His men are still out in the woods following a mission; the Colonel waits and worries; and one member of the team decides to lure the enemy away from his mates...

Is it possible to write a Thanksgiving hurt/comfort story about two enemies? Read on to find out...

War isn't fun. Sorry, I can't think of an adequate way to summarize this one. Please read and review!

World War 2. The deadliest conflict in human history. In the middle of all of it: Peter and Lilian, trying to maintain a marriage while being apart. *NEW CHAPTER ONLINE*

One member of the team, with a knack for deception and disguise, reflects on the unexpected and somewhat scary talents of a friend.

At the edge of the forest, across a field decorated with snow and ice, was a small farmhouse with the faintest of lights clickering through the blackout curtains. A songfic for White Winter Hymnal originally by Fleet Foxes, because yes, it's Christmastime. Edit - removed lyrics as per guidelines. Edit Part ! - The full version is on AO3, not Wattpad, but I'll get it up there ASAP.