It's the twenty-first of December, and Newkirk's in the cooler. Again. (Written for the Holiday Carol Challenge 2022)

After being sent to work in Stalag 13 after a shoulder injury, Corporal Erich Kielholz must attempt to navigate and survive the bizarre workings of this particular camp, meeting interesting people and trying to determine the path he wants to take when the war is over. Takes place over the course of the HH series.

Oberst Klink is sorely depressed about his love life…or rather, lack of. Maybe Hogan will have a solution.

Hochstetter arrives at Stalag 13 in full form. Sabotage has been done in the area, and he's certain that Hogan is the culprit. For once, Hogan is only incidentally involved.

Carter is sent into town wearing a mistletoe and a simple line: "Kuss, bitte?"

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

This one-shot is in honor of Robert Clary. From the Falling for Hogan's Heroes challenge posted on Tumblr by whatisthismandoinghere.. Prompt was write a background story for a character. (and continues with the holiday theme I used for my other chapters-posted earlier in "Holiday Hijinks.")

It's Christmas Eve and Colonel Hogan is pacing the floors. Somewhere out in Hammelburg, two of his men are late to return. And, on a day where the Christmas spirit feels further from him than ever before, he could really use a miracle.

A forgotten gift leads to a series of good deeds being done all over Stalag 13. Song is "Somewhere in My Memory," from the film "Home Alone," for the 2022 Holiday Carol Challenge.

Colonel Hogan and his heroes are in for a surprise when the Germans bring in someone from a different era. Colonel Hogan realizes that this prisoner is a traitor to the United States, and ponders whether or not to help him escape. Will Hogan help that soldier and get him to England?

Carter seeks help from a couple of friends, at the risk of severing his relationship with the rest of the Heroes. Takes place after S1E32 "Request Permission to Escape" and story "Der Eismann."

For the Holiday Carol Challenge 2022. It is Christmas morning, 1944, and Newkirk is home for Christmas. If only in his dreams. Inspired by a line from I'll Be Home For Christmas.

A short story about Carter and a song, Newkirk and a mood, and friends who care. For TheSailingRabbit's 2022 Holiday Challenge. I had SO many formatting problems with this story that I had to repost it multiple times. I hope it will be OK now.

One generation's war has a profound impact on the next generation's soldiers. This series of acrostics reflects on the heroes growing up and coming of age in the years between two world wars and spans the years 1914 to 1945.

For the Holiday Carol Challenge 2022. It is Christmas 1952 and the Heroes are spending it in a familiar fashion. Inspired by a line from Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas.

Although he may appear much older than his chronological age, Hogan believes Gruber will never return. He also does not believe that he will hide and physically become a child. The man named Biendenbender vowed to pursue a strange form of revenge that offended his sensibilities. When he returned, the man did not expect him to return, hogan hoped the man would never come back.

A response for the 2022 Holiday Carol Challenge. The Heroes have a mission to complete. The weather has other ideas. Stalag 13 is in for a white Christmas. Inspired by a line from In The Bleak Midwinter.

For the 2022 Holiday Carol Challenge. On Christmas Eve, Carter expresses his wish for the future.

After discovering a reindeer with a strange-looking nose in the woods, Hogan and his men quickly put together a plan to get the reindeer out of Germany. Song is "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," for the 2022 Holiday Carol Challenge.

A response to TheSailingRabbit's Christmas Challenge. Based on the lyrics from BNL's Green Christmas and hopefully meshing with my other story, The Christmas Song.

When you've got something worth fighting for, you fight for it... even if you think you've got no more fight left in you. [For Robert Clary]

Christmas Eve, 1953, sees a certain little man sneaking down to see if Father Christmas has come. He sees more than he expects. For the Holiday Carol Challenge.

After a seemingly routine mission goes wrong, the Unsung Heroes are in a bit of trouble. The Gestapo have Newkirk, Hogan is injured, Kinch isn't at his best. It's up to Carter to mount a rescue mission. Or something along those lines.

An ocean glistens in imagination. The world is so very cold.

When the going gets tough, the tough prays. My contribution to TheSailingRabbit's Christmas Challenge. The line is chosen from a Spanish Golden Age villancico, Ríu Ríu Chíu.