It's that time of year again. The Heroes are gearing up for the Papa Bear Awards. But will an unwelcome visitor throw a wrench in the works? (Probably. A little... Yes.)

Maybe things didn't go so well after the events of "Sticky Wicket Newkirk." Trigger warning. This is pretty dark.

A Snapshot about that liquid goodness that come from God: Coffee and how two of the people from Stalag 13 views it. Take a cup, sit comfortably, and read a spell.

Returning from a mission in Gemunden, Hogan and Newkirk run into unexpected interference. Their driver's dead, their car is wrecked, Hogan has a concussion, and a search team is on their trail. Can Newkirk get them to safety? Written for a fandom-blind challenge (to be listed at the end) so lots of basic series info is spelled out. Rating changed to T for a crude word in Ch 2.

Chapter 14 is posted. The trial is complete. If you watched "Diamonds in the Rough" you know the outcome. I'm just filling in the banks and adding more story line. I must say remembering how to post was a bit difficult. Note to self: don't wait so long between posts. Already started chapter 15.

Amidst planning their latest act of sabotage, Hogan and his Heroes are on alert when a new prisoner may not be who he professes to be.

Written for the 44) Before They Were a Band Supplementary Challenge by 96 Hubbles. Carter has a conversation while sitting on his bench. It's not your ordinary conversation. I only own my dog... (Yeah, right!) Reviews are cookies!

This story has mystery, drama, and romance. I read a lot of HH stories and read a lot of great ones. Here is my attempt to write an idea that's been brewing in my head for awhile. Thank everyone who've read this story and commented. Hope you all like it.

When Oberst Klink displays some unusual behavior, Hogan investigates. He accidentally stumbles into a strange Klink family tradition.

An aristocratic old lady and her granddaughter request the help of Stalag 13's resident virtuoso, but Colonel Hogan suspects there's more to it than they're letting on. As it turns out, he's right...

Mission briefing alerts Hogan and his team to an imposter and a very dangerous course of events.

Addison and Newkirk are nemeses until one day Newkirk starts to understand why Addison is so relentlessly mean. Response to a prompt on AO3. Description of prompt will appear at the end of the story.

Written for DeathThouShaltDie. The weather at Stalag 13 is typically horrible and getting more horrible by the minute, roll call lasts forever, and one Barracks 2 resident feels particularly sorry for himself.

A ridiculous response to Challenge #567: Carter's Case. Poor Carter. When it comes to love, he just can't catch a break.

After successfully tricking the Germans in believing a British Commando had dropped right into the camp, using an empty parachute, Hogan and his men in Stalag 13 have to assemble for a surprise roll-call. The Germans led by Kommandant Klink try to find the paratrooper in their camp.

A collection of One Shots taking place during and after the events of Little Bear. Marked complete as each chapter is a stand alone story. If you haven't read Little Bear yet, it is recommended to read that before reading these one-shots. Just what kind of mischief are the boys at Stalag 13 (and one little guest) going to find themselves getting up to now?

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 gift of some wine from the French Resistance and the help of an unexpected visitor, Hogan and his men work to save a nighttime bombing mission on a special night.

In which Newkirk has some strange ideas about celebrating the season. Based on the Welsh legend of Mari Lwyd, the ghostly Christmas horse.

Drabbles set in the last dreary December of World War II, when conditions were grim for captors and captives alike. A response to the 2021 Advent Calendar Challenge (No. 394). Drabbles are exactly 100 words each. Most of these snippets are humorous or nostalgic, except 1, 4, 17, 20 and 23. Note, Chapter 13 was added out of order.

Luft Stalag XIII's population is booming after D-Day, and Hogan has assigned Newkirk, with help from Carter and LeBeau, to check out the new arrivals before letting them in on the operation. Newkirk, however, is agitated. Can he handle the role Hogan has given him? NOTE: Newkirk stutters, as on Ein Käfig voller Helden. THREE FINAL CHAPTERS POSTED.

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 394. During the month of December 2021, post a drabble (exactly 100 words) or a mini snapshot (under 500 words) using this word-a-day challenge. Not all are holiday related, and some may be a mini-snapshot. Unless otherwise noted, each entry is 100 words. Thanks for everyone's support and feedback. Final entry on day 31: Hope.

Responses to challenge #394: A Hogan's Heroes Advent Calendar. Individual 100 word snippets. Chapter 31: Hope. With best wishes for all for 2022

Hogan must learn to balance military command and fatherhood when a meeting takes an unexpected turn, and their contact turns out to be a teenage girl with no family instead of a grown man.