Saunders' routine patrol has devolved into a life or death battle of wits for survival between the sergeant and a determined German lieutenant.

The end of a routine patrol becomes the beginning of a nightmare for Saunders as he fights to survive.

If, to quote Littlejohn, 'it's the little things that make life worth living,' it is also sometimes the little things that are the difference between life and death.

Saunders is getting closer to the thief...but it may just be too close for his own good.

Saunders is tasked with rooting out a thief. Reluctantly, he works in this unfamiliar territory, but soon finds himself dangerously over his head.

Saunders receives a gift that keeps on giving.

Nobody ever said love was easy.

His mother's simple birthday gift takes on new and deeper meaning for Saunders. Happy Mother's Day to all moms.

Saunders and the squad go on a patrol to check to see if a church tower is being used as a German OP. Please know that the title to this story is not meant to be a disparaging remark.

While trying to save a young man's life, Saunders unleashes his own demons.

Missing scenes and a coda to "No Hallelujahs for Glory." What remains after voices are stilled and memories fade, when everyone that lived through World War II is dead and gone?

Saunders and Hanley are sharing a rare but dangerous opportunity.

It's early September, 1944 King Company has just entered Belgium. They are there to liberate the country.

Kirby wakes up only to discover that his nightmare has only just begun. (If you're interested in what I've been up these last few months, check out my up-dated profile.)

Sometimes even the most desperate of circumstances in war can bring soldiers a chance for religare...reconnection.

In a quaint little French village, Saunders finds himself faced with a moral dilemma that shakes his confidence and faith in himself as a good soldier and human being.

What does a soldier think about when pegged for escort duty? Perhaps this.

Saunders and his men are sent on an urgent patrol to save a platoon, hopefully without it costing their own lives.

Brockmeyer is up to his neck in Germans, trying to rescue the Sarge. But who exactly is rescuing whom?

Saunders is in hot water and needs some help. Who's the squad going to send?

Saunders is writing a letter to his little friend Pierre when he gets a big surprise.

This is a short story. Literally a letter to a brother.

Saunders has a mission to complete as he tries to set aside his personal problems. But he soon realizes that the personal problems are threatening to engulf him. Can he handle both?

Saunders has a mission to complete and personal issues to resolve. But he soon finds out that both dilemmas are a lot more complicated than he originally thought. Happy Valentine's Day, everyone.

A routine patrol goes awry, and Saunders has to use all of his wits and instincts to get his squad to safety.