Can you guess which author wrote which story? Based on the prompt "Heat Wave" (Arg. Sorry about the formatting issue at the beginning. It's been fixed.)

A rewrite of the famous episode where Hogan needs to save 3 USO girls from the Germans. As they possess vital information. Put in a quick snippet of dialog between Kathy Pruitt and Colonel Hogan. By no means the story is done. Changing the premise to make it more historically accurate. And will not involve rockets. Reviews welcome.

A meeting place, a burning barn, and two men missing. An adaption in verse form of chapter 4 of "Let's Play Fill in the Blanks" by Thaddeus MacChuzzlewit. (Original material used with permission.)

What would happen if our Heroes decided to hold a special dinner for prisoners not of their faith? In the middle of Germany no less. And what exactly is the Klink family secret? Greenberg's backstory introduced too. In honor of Passover Week. And if any writers can help with details on the Seder, that would be helpful. To be completed by the end of Passover. Chag Sameach!

Colonel Hogan has an order from London that could help end the war sooner. As well as possibly killing a large part of the citizens of Hammelburg. What does he decide on? He and Kinch have a short conversation and makes his decision. Not one of my more outrageous works-trying to tone things down a bit.

After the war, Peter Newkirk's life has been torn to shreds. His home was obliterated by weapons unleashed on London after D-Day. His birth family is scattered, and the only real family he's known for the past four years, the men of LuftStalag 13, are moving on with their lives. Can they help him pick up the pieces, even if his life looks nothing like anyone expected for him? SLASH

With the onset of the drabble war, someone should offer humanitarian aid... Inspired by the Inktober 2016 prompt list.

When a bored engineer is the only one in the office and daydreams, he thinks about some of his favorite old TV shows from the 60s and 70s. And theme songs. And decides to mix Hogan's Heroes and Petticoat Junction. Voila! Try to sing along, and smile. Usual disclaimers-don't own the characters...

A couple of short stories about what happens to our prisoners after Stalag 13 is liberated. Eventually will be part of a longer story. A mention of my OC Doctor Steiner, although not directly. I wonder who his blushing bride is... And who Hogan actually marries is pretty surprising! All comments are welcome. A first attempt to be less verbose.

Our intrepid former American citizen, now German officer returns. Major Hans Teppel is serving as a messenger for none other than Heinrich Himmler. A possible suicide mission. And he needs our Heroes help ASAP! First entry in Challenge 393 in the Challenge List posted by Abracadebra in the Forum XIIIc group. Work completed (corrections made). The gauntlet has been tossed!

A hot day in Germany and our Heroes are thinking of ways to cool off. What kind of soda does Schultz bring our Heroes? And introducing an OC. A German doctor and new member of the Underground. Somewhat humorous, but a mention of some sad events. This one is complete. All reviews welcome...

What goes through the minds of our prisoners? They may be stuck in the middle of Germany, but they are patriots and doing their part for the war effort. And expressing their love through their respective national anthems. A few short stories featuring our prisoners. And maybe some of our favorite Germans as well? Alles fertig! Please enjoy...

A day in the life of Hauptmann Fritz Gruber. Adjutant of Stalag 13. In a role he was born to play. For giggles and grins.

A Hollywood producer wants to turn the story of Stalag 13 into a movie, and he's looking for some inspiration. Can the heroes find the perfect story to pitch for their big screen debut?

What if London ordered our Heroes to steal a German fighter plane? A reversed version of 'Easy Come Easy Go.' The story isn't done quite yet. All comments/suggestions are welcome.

After the camp has been liberated, there's just one piece of business that needs to be addressed before our Heroes can all go home.

It's been done before, but we're doing it again. Response to Challenge #173.

What happens when the current batch of HH fanfic authors find themselves targeted and sent back to Stalag 13? Can they return to the future before disaster strikes?

There's a good reason Russia is a sensitive topic in the Carter household, and Andrew is not the first Carter to find himself in a POW camp. He's kept the family secret up until now, but when Marya arrives with a different kind of mission in mind, that secret just may come to light.

NOW COMPLETE. It's the mid-'80's in Muncie, IN. Eccentric town pharmacist Andrew Carter is beloved in the town, and perplexes and frustrates outsiders, which greatly amuses the locals. There is a sign behind his register, which he lives by... A Series of Snapshots. No relation to any of my other Carter stories. Usual useless disclaimers.

Hogan reflects on his sleeping men.

Morale is important. Life in Stalag 13 is an odd mixture of gut-churning stress and mind-numbing boredom; anything that can help the men keep up their morale is good, is *essential.* That includes music. That includes song parodies that, perhaps, hit a little closer to home than one might like. But morale is important. Hogan and his men just have to keep telling themselves that...

A series of Christmas stories inspired by the (out of order) lyrics of The Christmas Song.

When Hochstetter arrests Hogan, Klink is forced to act. With the war reaching its peak and Hogan facing torture and death, Klink knows he has to become the 'Iron Eagle' again if he wants to save the man he secretly has fallen for since the day they met.

Carter's not happy about his part in the current mission, but he can't explain the problem. So how is he going to deal with it? (Operation Briefcase - an alternative theory about a fan favourite.)