Kommandant Klink is in love with Lottie Linkmyer, the daughter of Gertrude Linkmyer. Klink realizes, when Burkhalter arrived with his sister, Burkhalter wants him, Kommandant Wilhelm Klink, to marry his sister, that he must make his move and confess to his true love, Lottie, before it is too late. Will he succeed and make her his bride? Set during Cupid Comes to Stalag 13.

Sequel to "Fever Ghosts." After a bizarre hallucination while ill, Corporal Langenscheidt sets out to find the truth of the mysterious Barracks One. With Corporal Kielholz at his side, the two learn a dark and disturbing truth after meeting with Stalag 13's previous commandant, and must contend with the spirit of the British pilot still haunting the camp.

Ever wonder what life at Stalag 13 would be like through a different set of eyes? This here is a first hand account of life in a POW camp, brought to you by 'Hogan's Hero's' own mascot: Buttons. Complete for now, maybe one day will have additional entries added.

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?

Set after Little Bear: Mission Impossible and You've Got To Be Kitten Me. Christmas at Stalag 13.

Set after You've Got To Be Kitten Me. They say cats can't be trained and Hogan doesn't believe they can be either. He tells Maisie that if Buttons learns to carry messages, he'll eat his cap. When he finds himself in a precarious situation, he might just have to make good on what he said. OC.

Life at Stalag 13 gets interesting with the arrival of the prison camps newest member, albeit, of the feline variety. Set after Little Bear: Mission Impossible OC

Sequel to 'Little Bear' When Hogan is arrested by the Gestapo and reportedly killed while trying to escape, Stalag 13 and his men are left reeling. Without Hogan, the camp is in chaos and his men left to pick up the pieces of the Operation. Enter Crittendon, sent by London to take over. Crittendon's arrival causes Maisie to leave and find out things mightn't be as they seem. OC

Poems inspired by prompts and fics from other authors. Chapter 1: Two sonnets regarding a postwar reunion from Charm Offensive by Abracadebra

Carter says he knows what he's doing, but Newkirk doesn't like their chances. No doubt about it - this is what the English would call a tricky wicket. Or something like that... (Just a little amuse bouche for the Short Story Speed Writing Challenge)

Sequel to 'An Eagle Earning Its Wings'. Klink's daughter has a horrible nightmare on Christmas Eve and goes to Hogan for comfort. In order to make her feel better, Hogan tells her about his life before the war and how he became the man he is now. From childhood to being shot down over Germany in early 1942, this is Colonel Robert E. Hogan's story and everything he stands for.

This is just an ending, if you will, to "Sticky Wicket, Newkirk." In it, Newkirk lies in his bunk, contemplating the whole ordeal that has happened that day. He is unable to sleep despite the exhaustion he feels, overcome by emotions and fear. In the end, he gets comfort from a friend. This is not slash. (This is still a one-shot. The new "chapter" is the story rewritten.)

It was just one mission. They both knew what to do. Carter would distract them with his angered officer routine. Newkirk would crack a safe in the meantime. But, when things begin to unravel, what will happen to our heroes?

Carter reminisces about past winters as a child, and how some of the ideas he had gotten then could pertain to now.

AU in which the prisoners are children at an orphanage that's run by Schultz.

Nimrod isn't who they think he is...

Members of Hogan's team are pressed into service when the Colonel hatches a plan to slip two New Zealand POWs out of Germany. This is a followup to my SSSWC story, Welsh Invasion. This one's for Hildegaarde. It's not a terribly long story, and updates will come at about one per week for about five weeks.

A stranger possessing powers of ice and snow shows up at the doorstep of Stalag 13's tunnel system, asking for help and being pursued by the SS. The persistent nature of the SS officers, along with the ice stranger's own stubbornness, make this abrupt task difficult, and requires the Heroes to trust a rather unlikely source of help. Expanded from the 3rd Guess Who challenge.

Mavis is embarrassed to admit it, but the letters from her brother describing his best mate Andrew have caused her to develop a bit of a crush on him. So she writes him a letter, hoping Peter doesn't get whiff of it and that the brave and clever Andrew will write back, saying he feels the same way *Also posted on AO3*

Sequel to "A Murder of Pigeons." The flock's leader isn't done with Stalag 13 just yet.

It was a simple mission for the boys to carry on until the Americans sent the pigeons. Inspired by 2022 SSSWC prompts and a movie.

It was the cruel little ironies like this one that had people wondering if the world was even worth it! Written for the 2022 SSSWC

"Sir, we brought home a panda." Written for the 2022 SSSWC

The arrival of five Welsh speaking RAF men has a strange impact on Newkirk. Written for the 2022 SSSWC. All the Welsh words are either footnoted or in context. Story is only 4,500 words - there's just a really long author's note!

Kinch learned long ago that if he wants his talents to be recognized as good, he has to be great and that if he wants to be treated as an ordinary human, he needs to be an extraordinary one. But no one is perfect, and, unfortunately, making a mistake in his line of work carries consequences far beyond his own life and reputation. Written for the SSSW challenge.