The head-strong niece of Captain Mainwaring, a Miss Millicent Rogers, age 17, comes to join the platoon. Drama ensues as her luck falters and friendships are made. But, will these new relationships hold up under the stress of a full-blown paratrooper attack? Read on... (Rated T for slight violence and scary bits. Bit of romance later on.)

The Volksturm were the German equivalent of the British Home Guard. Here is an adventure with a Volksturm platoon who may seem quite familiar ! Complete story - one chapter

(This is a rewrite.) Lacey Smith just wants to fight in the war, like the lads. When her brother leaves for Liverpool, for a weekend, she realises there's no one to stop her, and spies an opportunity.

Pike takes up with an older woman little realizing the trouble and danger she will bring to his life.

This is a poem I wrote about Dad's army.

On a routine mission to check out a house that may be used as a look out against enemy boats the Home Guard find that events have taken a sinister turn as one of their number goes missing. Please read and review. Thanks.

Just how did Pike meet Violet Gibbons, and why did she say yes?

Mavis wasn't always the woman she became. What brought her to Walmington in the first place, baby in her arms, and what led up to the decision to chance everything on a man she hardly knew?

Walker was well known as a ladies' man, but why did he never marry? Maybe this is why...

In the first episode, Mainwaring declared himself Captain of the platoon being formed at Walmington-on-Sea. Later, it's revealed that he never had been an army officer, and so didn't have the authority to lead the men. So why did he do it? An imagined continuation from the episode 'Room At The Bottom'.

This is another re-upload of a story which used to go by the name of 'Before The Parade a Passes By'. Set just after the ram-catching scene in the episode 'The Big Parade'. Mrs Pike comes to collect Pike for his tea, but finds a dirt streaked platoon and an injured Sergeant Wilson to contend with instead.

What if Pike's date with Sylvia had gone better after they ran out of petrol in a country lane on the way home?

A Pastiche in the style of JD Salinger

What Joe said about delivering the bottles of black market whisky to the judge when Mainwaring was accused wasn't actually the truth. None of them ever imagined that the consequences would ever be this bad. Set a couple of days after the episode where Mainwaring is sent to court for allegedly leaving the light on.

first person arthur wilson fanfic set in 1926/7. rubbish summary. Rating might go up if my brain goes where it wants to go

After recieving news of Private Walker's death, Captain Mainwaring decides to hold a funeral for one of his bravest men.

Walker has always been into petty crime, but he would never hurt anyone. So when he is accused of doing so, the others want desperately to believe that he is innocent. It would be a lot easier to do if Walker could get his story straight...

Captain Mainwaring has a few words of advice for his favourite Sergeant.