He's so thin. What's wrong with him? LeBeau does his best to solve this puzzle. Character note: Newkirk stutters as he does on Ein Käfig voller Helden, the dubbed version of Hogan's Heroes that airs in Germany.

After a successful camp inspection, Klink is promoted to general and transferred to Berlin. He's replaced with a strict, frightening kommandant that makes life miserable for everyone. With a pressing assignment on his shoulders from London, Hogan must get Klink back before the lives of three imprisoned Allied officers are dispatched by the Gestapo.

A small bunch of Drabbles.

It's 1936 and Captain Robert Hogan has been dispatched from his post at the US Embassy in London on an intelligence mission to Berlin. His job: To understand German sentiment as Hitler rapidly re-militarizes the nation. This one-shot is a spin-off from Chapter 20 of my story A Minor Problem. It's my attempt to explain how Hogan became an important and trusted asset in wartime.

A beautiful young lady comes to Stalag 13. Hogan knows her, Klink sees her as a daughter, and Newkirk is in love with her. F/M and M/M if you don't like then don't read. if you leave a review please be nice. But I hope you like the story of Newkirk falling in love.

It's the summer of 1948 and the Russians are about to cut off Berlin from the West. Only one man can save the city and the fate of the Free World depends on one Robert E. Hogan. Fiction based on the events of the Berlin Airlift. Story is in progress.

After a few misfortunes in a week, Colonel Klink has accepted a strings quartet called "The Bremen Quartet" to performs their try-out in Stalag XIII, free of charges. But the performers are hiding something both surprising and sinister within them. Will Colonel Hogan and some help (inside and outside Stalag XIII) to find answers before "The Bremen Quartet" performs their try-out?

My number was called. I've enlisted! A new personal challenge as I make my way through the drabble war using a random word generator. (using word count feature on Microsoft word, which is more reliable)

It's May 1945, and our heroes, having been thoroughly probed, questioned, and debriefed, are finally going home. Who's going to get the phone call or telegram announcing their arrival? They all agree-there's only one person it can be. Published for Mother's Day 2021.

Write a story in 100 words? What? Impossible, I say. But I guess I'll try to do it anyway. Complete.

A drabble a day keeps the ennui away. This chapter: Sheet ghosts.

Young pilot Charlie Meyers is shot down over the middle of Germany and later sent to Stalag 13 to wait out the war. His close connection to one of the heroes soon sparks problems and the threatening of the entire operation by sinister forces. It is up to him to make a decision that will either save the hidden operation, or kill those he has grown close to.

Joining in with 100 word responses to the same prompts tackled by GrrraceUnderfire and Tuttle4077. Chapter 31:Friend

A new Underground agent has information about a bridge which if captured intact, could shorten the length of the war on the Western Front and she has to deal with the famous Colonel Hogan. Warning-mention of a sexual situation. Story is done...

As the war winds itself to a close, it's time for some secrets to be told, some truths to be shared, and some illusions to be torn away. It's time to find the man behind the myth. ...Actually, on second thought, it turns out that there's one secret Hogan wishes people would keep; he'd be quite happy not to discuss it any further. Wouldn't it be nice if anyone respected that?

What may have actually happened in the Hammelburg Hospital during the events of 'Up in Klink's Room,' only with different ships sortieing instead of the one mentioned in the episode. Based on historical facts. Along with historical notes that are longer than the story itself.

This story is a response to challenge #25. Have Hochstetter get drunk and make a total ass of himself.

Hogan needs extra manpower to patrol his district from troublemakers. And the men he uses are a tough bunch. From the other prison camp down the road. Another short story that will be part of a larger story. Reviews are welcome. As some parts of this story may not be historically plausible.

The post-war Military Governor of Hammelburg is planning something. And who knows what monkey business is afoot? This will eventually be part of a larger story about what happens in Hammelburg after the war.

What might have happened after the events of 'My Favorite Prisoner.' The Baroness von Krimm is in the hands of the Gestapo and there is a knight errant and his squires who will risk their lives to storm Gestapo HQ in Hammelburg. Will they succeed? Stay tuned... Warning-implied torture/sexual assault. Not graphic, but you have been warned!

The camp is liberated, families are (mostly) reunited and added to, love is found and lost, backstories are discovered, Nimrod is revealed, and it is one hell of a complicated emotional roller coaster. Currently being revised.

Everyone has a side they wish others couldn't see or words they hesitate to say out loud. They keep these thoughts and ideas inside, vibrating at a low hum. A drabble series. (Originally posted Feb 2020, but I took them down thinking they were bad. Then reread them and still like them, so maybe you will too.) FORMATTING PROBS CH 4&5, need line spaces between drabbles.

I didn't start it. Tuttle started it. Here comes a collection of itty bitty compositions. In Chapters 1-12, Newkirk has a hidden home life. In Chapters 13, the perspective shifts to Carter as he relives his capture.

Challenge: Drabble war! Short vignettes of camp life, each drawn from a one-word prompt and comprising exactly one hundred words. I have, a time or two, been accused of talking a lot while saying very little. Let's see if the reverse is also true.

There was a great deal more to Alfie Burke than appeared on the surface, and his association with a young Peter Newkirk encompassed far more than a single bank job. Newkirk had known him much better then he'd tried to let on to the other heroes. Except for the fact that, apparently, he hadn't really known him at all. That would have to change. Tag to 'The Safecracker Suite.'