It's time for the annual baseball tournament. Can the even-numbered barracks come back from their humiliating defeat at the hands of the odd-numbered barracks the previous year? And meanwhile, a familiar but unwelcome visitor adds a complication to the mix-which could bring down the entire operation.

Seventeen-year-old Danny Callahan never expected to end up in Stalag 13. Reckless and stubborn, he pushes against Hogan’s rules, determined to prove himself. But Hogan and his team refuse to let him self-destruct, enforcing strict discipline and unwavering protection. When Danny’s recklessness gets him hurt, he learns the hard way that disobedience has consequences.

Some shadows you cannot get rid of. Sequel to A Night of Shadows

What if LeBeau hadn't been shot at all making contact with Oskar Danzig...but someone else had?

The Fuhrer has challenged the Little Old Lady From Hammelburg to a 500 mile race around Hammelburg. The story covers events leading to, during and after the race. Colonel Klink, the Red Baron and a guy name Herbie pay a visit to Hammelburg. What shenanigans will happen during and after the race?

Years after the war, Hochstetter is still obsessed with Hogan and now it's time for revenge. Response to Challenge #31

Kinch had gone this way so many times that he could make it back with his eyes closed, but the new guy behind him won't let him make that mistake tonight.

Once upon a time, a tank rolled up to the gates of Stalag 13

Hogan and his men were on their way to shorten the war. They just needed to figure out where they were and how to answer questions nobody ever asked before. Parody.

Some guys are just not army material... (A little thing to introduce the 2024 Short Story Speed Writing Challenge)

Newkirk gets sick, Carter bit off more than he anticipated, Wilson is overworked, and there’s a defector who needs to be convinced to actually defect.

What do Rhode Island Reds and Crittendon have in common? To his mind, they're all commandos!

When our Heroes need to distract Colonel Klink one Christmas Eve, Colonel Hogan comes up with a scheme that is particularly fit for the season.

LeBeau is struggling to sleep, so he tries to find solace in something beyond counting sheep.

On a day trip into town, the kommandant of the toughest POW camp in all of Germany meets a woman and falls head over heels in a heartbeat. After a frivolous night out, he ends up visiting her apartment for weekly drawing lessons - a thinly veiled excuse to keep calling on her. The young painter, however, may be more than meets the eye. Klink/OFC. Romance with adult content.

To believe - to see with one's eyes, hear with one's ears, touch - an important sensory adaptation of truth. War - a sensory overload that questions the very adaptation of truth.

War is not pretty. And even when the war is over, it still marks those who fought. In which Lucy Morgan discovers Carter's scars. Written for LightShiner14.

Shorts, one-shots, drabbles, whatever it is I decide to write based on the 2024 Inktober prompts. Guest authors: snooky-9093, chapter 15; LightShiner14, chapter 20; TheSailingRabbit, chapter 22 and 26; deepbluethinking, chapter 25; PicassoPenguin, chapter 27; Abracadebra, chapter 28. Thanks to you all!

Veteran's day, once known as Remembrance Day, can be a hard day.

Stalag 13 is in trouble and the Heroes fight to save it. Some parts of the plan go better than expected, and others take a turn for the worse, but all is well that ends well. Warning-contains a scene with some blood and character injury-

Adjusting to camp life as a new POW, Cpl. Peter Newkirk makes an odd friend.

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 Biedenbender 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.

Shot down. Captured. What happens next? One of the heroes finds himself in unfamiliar territory.

A bit of good news lights up Stalag 13.

Expanded story: A sunny day, a mission to a hops farm, a bout of nostalgia. Like generations of East Enders, Newkirk grew up hop-picking in late summer "to earn a bob or two." Now can he put those skills to work to extract a secret or two?