Another well written chapter. It moves the story along and gives some insight on what the characters are thinking. Hochstetter was particularly well written.

Back for more later.

I just had to check this story out. I live ten minutes drive from Godman Field on Fort Knox, which was where a flight of P51 Mustangs took off from to pursue a UFO back in 1948. I also love sci-fi and have recently rediscovered Hogan's Heroes, so you can understand my interest.

Thankfully, you write well and seem to know the characters well enough to get them right. I'm intrigued by your first chapter and will be back for more.

Nice work.

Well, I'm not the biggest fan science fiction ever had, but I did enjoy this. I'd certainly like to see a sequel.

Great characterization of Hogan in this, BTW. It's nice to see him sentimental in a private, believable way.

Ha, that is ironic. I enjoyed the twist.

Ha! 'TK-421, why aren't you at your post? TK-421, do you copy?' I knew it as soon as I read it. I love it!

I was rereading this and realized I missed the joke the first time around. B'elanna's Seven of Nine Hells

ROFL. I can just imagine that hell!

I would love to see a sequel, and this was very well done.

A sequel? Yes, go for it! That was fantastic, thank you very much.

You bet this needs a sequel... Can't leave us hanging here!

I wonder though: how does Hogan know that none of the other men woke up, too, and saw something similar - and just like him, they chose not to talk about it? Kinch for example isn't exactly the most talkative fellow in the world. I can easily imagine him keeping something like this to himself, too.

Loved the wistful picture of Hogan contemplating going home, and missing everyone already. I can easily imagine him feeling that way, after all they'd been through together (aliens or not :-)

Hogan's sense of loss postwar makes sense...his work was so important, and the closeness he and his men shared was something to be treasured. I found his mixed emotions as he sat there with his drink in hand to be very believable. His thoughts of his men, and his hopes and fears for them were very believable too.

But oh my! That horrendous memory that popped up...poor Hogan! And it seems even worse memories of the alien abduction still lie hidden. You're darn right you need to write a sequel, and solving the mystery of Roswell would be perfect.

Yeah, I'd like to see a Roswell sequel.

A delightfully different story to be sure - You asked, should there be a sequel? The answer - most definitely.

Gee, and I tried so hard to keep my knuckle-cracking quiet. Darn it. Anyway, great ending. Too bad though that Hogan is still having flashbacks and nightmares over what happened. But I also am curious as to why he woke up and not the others. Loved his concern about his men after the war. But despite everything, I would love to see another story from you.

Great job and I'm looking forward to your sequel.

Of course we would love to see a sequel! Why did he, and not the others, awaken? (reminds me of Riverworld).

Poor Hogan. He and Wilson are still having nightmares from seeing a Klingon. LOL