Saunders has an important mission, and can't share any information with his squad. But how can he expect them to trust and have faith in him in spite of what they see and hear, when he has doubts himself?

A leading citizen of a small village is executed just as the villagers are celebrating their liberation from the German occupation. His death creates havoc in the town and a mission for 1st Squad. But there is always a before. This is one possible scenario, the prelude to the action that followed in the episode "Ambush."

A day of unfortunate events awaits Sgt. Saunders as he copes with the changing aspects of war. Four chapters.

Another dreary patrol for the squad. What could Saunders possibly be thankful for?

An ending comes to everything at some point.

Saunders has to wrestle with a major problem that won't go away on its own. And now it's escalating.

Not even a surprise German patrol can upstage Kirby's treasure.

Danger comes not only from the enemy but sometimes from unexpected places when you live your Life on the Line.

It's Hallowe'en night and the squad is on a mission. But the entire squad is a bit uncomfortable with where Sarge is bivouacking. Including the Sarge.

A battlefield surprise awaits Kirby!

With help from a very unlikely source, Sgt. Saunders and his squad must stop a convoy before the SS destroy it.

The Kirby's have a new apartment and the Saunders' are visiting for the weekend. What could possibly happen at a quiet, intimate get together of old friends?

Saunders is wounded and alone, struggling to return to his unit. Little Pierre is heading to a hill overlooking town, awaiting a barrage. Each are fighting their own wars. Where does fate lead them?

Whether it is a brief respite from the fighting, a life and death confrontations or bad news, the men or First Squad are there for each other. It is all part of Life on the Line.

Saving Doc and the Sarge is all on Kirby's shoulders. But can he do it? He's certainly going to try.

Saunders is dead tired and just wishes for a little rest. What's the harm in that?

Hanley's platoon has been diverted to another town in order to plug up a hole in their lines. A replacement with a secret is added to Saunders squad.

An easy patrol. A walk in the park. Saunders knew he should never have listened to Hanley.

A race to the French border with Germany could save over two dozen POWs, including a very important one!

When things don't go as planned, you end up flying by the seat of your pants. That's how it is when you're living your 'Life on the Line.'

Years after leaving France, Saunders realizes that the war has never really ended for him. He returns seeking closure and peace.

Cpl. Dunmore learns that Saunders' squad is like a brotherhood, even as Sarge has to turn it over to him.

Every mission needs a plan, and Kirby has one. But will it be good enough?

A wounded Hanley needs to get help, and the squad needs to complete its mission. Saunders will do what it takes to accomplish both.

The squad gets an easy mission, or is it? Billy is certainly nervous.