A week after Colonel Klink blew up General Burkhalter's house and was saved by a Fräulein. Colonel Klink has rearranged a strings' quartet, The Germany Quartet, to perform in Stalag XIII, but Colonel Hogan senses something fishy with The Germany Quartet. Will Colonel Hogan figures out about The Germany Quartet before their performance?

In the first months of the operation, as he was still getting to know his team, Colonel Hogan sometimes underestimated his men. By showing a little faith in all of them, he helped them trust one another and form an exceptional unit. Newkirk's stutter started as an obstacle, but in time he showed Hogan-and himself-that it didn't have to be. UPDATED with Ch 20. Four more to go!

Everyone knows Colonel Hogan misses his home so much around the holidays. Somehow came up with a Christmas story in July, but it works. Please read and review, but most of all, enjoy. Also, yes, this is a song fic, based off of the song by the same title as this fic from A Christmas Carol the Musical, but you don't need to know the song to enjoy the fic.

REWORKED AND EXPANDED. After three years as a POW, Peter Newkirk has a bad case of hero worship for his CO. Then he meets Anja, the niece of veterinarian Oskar Schnitzer, and sparks fly. As Anja enters into life as an Underground agent, Peter is forced to mature and confront the meaning of honor, duty, courage and love.

The newly liberated prisoners from Luft Stalag 13 have one more stop to make before being sent home. A sequel to my (fairly short) 2009 story, "Out the Front Gates."

It's not like he has to, but Hogan feels Klink needs something special for his birthday and arranges it. I don't own these characters, but I did have a Hogan's Heroes lunchbox once upon a time.

Post-series. Some men are just gluttons for punishment; Newkirk stayed in the service... and in the spy business. He's good at what he does, and he's done a lot of good. But everyone's luck runs out eventually. Dead heroes sometimes rate a statue in the park, but that isn't much consolation for anyone concerned. (Re-titled, formerly If The Sun Don't Come.)

Nobody would have suspected things would turn out like this. Takes place after the episode "The Well". This is my first time publishing, so please be kind.

The rule was simple, never become friends with the enemy. So why'd they have to go and break it? Please read and review, I'm fairly new at this. Also, for now I just have Hogan, Shultz, and Klink. If you want to see another character, I'd love to try their perspective.

A series of "haiku" poems about our heroes.

For a few minutes, Newkirk is able to bring himself back to his civilian life in London. A short story about his reprieve from reality.

Young pilot Charlie Meyers is shot down over the middle of Germany and later sent to Stalag 13 to wait out the war. His close connection to one of the heroes soon sparks problems and the threatening of the entire operation by sinister forces. It is up to him to make a decision that will either save the hidden operation, or kill those he has grown close to.

You decide who the title's about. A worm's eye perspective on the episode "Flight of the Valkyrie." Story is based on the German-dubbed version of HH, in which Newkirk has a stutter rather than a Cockney accent.

Karl's harmless little hobby is about to turn serious. What should he do?

16 poems, inspired by the 2020 SSSWC.10/Yet: things could have been so different...11/Squirrel: culinary deception is sometimes justified...12/Seconds: time is short...13/Loving: a tongue in cheek look at the Colonel's love life...14/Sorry: plans thwarted, once again...15/Story: a tale of triumph then disaster...16/Game: Newkirk really, really doesn't like cricket...

Sergeant Carter would make a fine post office worker. He was punctual, reliable and trustworthy. Only his lack of sense of direction could be a problem. But what was a mistaken town after encountering Marya and Tiger? If Carter would just return before Schultz shot them all, Hogan would be happy. Inspired by the SSSW 2020.

This had been intended for the 2020 Speedwriting Challenge. The title kinda says it all. My muse broke. A companion story to "Another Hero." You might want to read that one first. I own nothing. Enjoy!

For the SSSW: What if it's all just a game?

Making heads and tails of chaos caused by a bushy-tailed bunch may be nigh impossible—unless you have quick reflexes, a spare bomber jacket, and a very good vet. 2020 SSSW Challenge.

A lot can happen in a week... Written for the 2020 Short Story Speedwriting Contest.

Hogan's shenanigans make more traffic for the submarine...for the SSSW 2020.

Shortly post-war, Kinch is on the mend from a bad bout of bronchitis, but is bored after a couple of weeks bedridden. What better to liven his day than a visit from two old friends with a plethora of stories from their vacation, consisting mostly of more than Newkirk's fair share of misfortune? Co-written by Wind-in-the-Sage for the 2020 SSSWC.

If you're a betting man, you'll hold your cards close to your chest, even when the cards are stacked against you, because the stakes are high. An entry for the 2020 Short Story Speed Writing Contest.

Two new underground agents have arrived to replace Jenny and Willy on the Hammelburg escape route. But there's something strange and surreal about these two, and something quite worrisome about the judgment of the person who assigned them to their new post in the first place. Written for the 2020 SSSWC. Episode: The Flame Grows Higher

Settling into a new airfield in the vicinity of Düsseldorf, the men of Germany's 23rd Fighter Wing find themselves beset by severe trials after the visit of a most unusual general. For the 2020 SSSWC.