Saunders gets time for a stroll down a French country road. What could possibly happen on a quiet sunny day?

Faced with a problem that he knows he can't avoid, Sergeant Saunders realizes that he may be in for the ride of his life.

The squad welcomes a new replacement, but Saunders quickly discovers that he got more than he bargained for.

Risking his career and future, Saunders goes against orders to save Bette and the rest of the medical staff.

The squad is sent out ahead of a snow storm to rescue downed and wounded fliers.

A few days before his birthday, Doc has a nightmare.

Doc, Hanley, Caje, Kirby and a small platoon are engaged in a battle over control of a train depot.

Saunders discovers how a peaceful winter evening can quickly turn dark and deadly.

Doc gets a little more practice with the unofficial army motto, "Hurry up and wait."

Caje is wounded but thankfully Kirby is around to take care of things. The Leader episode tag. For 2021 Whumptober #19 Stabbing

The squad joins a deployment of 50 men, ordered to take and hold a monastery and use it as an OP.

Saunders, Little John and Doc are sent out on a special mission.

A rather routine, dull morning for Saunders and the squad begins to quickly spiral downward, and it's up to the sergeant to keep it from turning deadly.

Doc's compassion gets him into trouble.

**First story for the TV series COMBAT!** Doc, Kirby and a small group of wounded men are stuck out in the snow.

The squad escorts a corporal from S-2.

Caught behind enemy lines, Saunders makes his way back to Allied territory with the help of a young German deserter.

Surviving a firefight, Saunders quickly realizes that the trouble and dangers are not over yet.

After weeks of long patrols, Saunders is finally going to get some time off. But first Hanley has given him a short, simple assignment.

No gunfire, no shells, no screaming, no dead bodies, just a calm and peaceful moment between a lieutenant and a sergeant. (My first story! Please let me know if you liked it!)

Unarmed, Saunders and Brockmeyer must face a killer who stands between them and safety.

Saunders tries to figure out what is going on in this game of cat and mouse.

A seemingly straightforward patrol becomes complicated, and Saunders realizes that it could quickly turn deadly.

As the squad becomes more restless and unruly, Saunders has given up trying to control them, much to Hanley's anger, frustration and dismay.

Another routine patrol for the squad, but something doesn't seem right with their leader, Sergeant Saunders.