In 1941, Louise Johnson found herself parachuting into Occupied France, having being trained in sabotage, how to perform under interrogation, and how to kill. A year later, she is assigned to E Company, 506 PIR, 101 A/B, as an Anglo-American liaison agent. (Rated for descriptions of battle and strong language.)

"Friends, let's go back to Kahnawake. We will go home to see our loved ones. They will be out for a walk; Up and down the land, waiting for our return..." - Connor Kenway/OC (*SPOILERS, Adult Content, Adult Language, Sexual Themes, Adult Violence)

The men of Easy Company, are relatively new to Toccoa Camp and are excited when a new group of nurses are assigned to the base hospital. Bill Guarnere, is less than thrilled when he discovers that he knows one of the new nurses Viola rather closely. Eugene Roe develops a strong bond with Viola which carries on throughout the rest of the war, even when they are apart. Eugene/OC

She is a Nazi. He is trapped behind enemy lines. Is she a traitor too?

Jean Murphy was a test to see how women could hold up in wartime combat. Along with her new friends and brothers, she has to face the grim realities of war and loss. As she continues through, she will create bonds with the men of Easy Co. that cannot be forgotten and find that she can't control her heart, even in the middle of a war.

Arlene and Jessica had been recruited into the Military long before there was a war to fight, so when the bullets started flying they were ready. Working with an elite Special Operations unit they had one simple rule; make it out alive or take as many of the enemy down with you as possible. The plan was working until fate intervened and their paths crossed with Easy Company.

Ella was an orphan wandering in the mountains of Tennessee when she met a man with a scar on his neck that would become her brother in arms and her best friend. These American 'wolves' have a thirst for German blood. Rated T for language, violence, and sexual themes. OC/Donny.

Eleanor Thompson never wanted to be a nurse, much less one in the Navy, but times were tough and she needed the money. When she gets offered the chance to join the Marines for a bump in pay, Eleanor jumps at the opportunity. Even in the hellfire's of the Pacific Theatre of War, Eleanor finds bonds she never expected. Companion piece to 'All This Hell'.

"My point being, unless my crew decides that they don't want to give me up for dead, and if what you say is true and no one will come looking for you, then we are very much stranded on this island." Abigail Ashe awakens to find herself shipwrecked on an island. However, she is not alone. Abigail Ashe/Billy Bones, post season 3.

Some of Easy's core members get together to reminisce during a quiet moment about their Toccoa days, but two new to the fold steer the stories towards a particular medic. Part of 'Requiem of...' series.

Waking up cold and broken, in a world that I don't recognize is dangerous enough but to try and figure out who you are -who you were- in the middle of a war could mean that death is just around the corner. With only the words written in an old leather bound journal and the help from a few friends, I pray that I might one day remember all that was taken from me before it's too late.

She was the one who did not exist, doing the things that had not happened, following the orders that nobody had given. She was the air support of Easy Company - and this is her story. Doc Roe/OC

When the bullets start flying and the bombs start falling, who can you trust to watch your back at war? Your comrades that's who. It doesn't matter what religion they are or what ancestry they come from. We are all here to fight a common enemy- we will live together and we will die together. Life is a beautiful lie and death is a painful truth.

After the USA entered WW2, Claire Rousseau, like many young women, joined the Army Nurse Corps to help save lives. When given the chance, Claire volunteers to join the 101st Airborne. Despite the Hell of war, Claire finds hope in the bonds of brotherhood among the soldiers of Easy Company, proof that there are some things worth fighting for.

Kelly Shakoor was offered the chance to write "the story of the decade" for Rolling Stone magazine, alongside Evan Wright. Skeptical of the choice, but determined, Kelly makes her way directly into the heart of the Invasion of Iraq with her coworker. Nothing could prepare her for the upcoming months stationed with the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion.

Leaving her life of privilege behind her to find a purpose for herself, a young ballerina from New Orleans turned sniper for a Speical Ops Unit with the army find herself along the front lines of war when she is called to be a new sniper for the infamous Easy Company and also finds that her eyes and affection are towards Easy's combat medic, (DOC X OC)

She was never meant to be there - and yet, she somehow fit right in. A modern-day paratrooper's journey through war-torn Europe. (Speirs/OC)

Not a sequel, a remake! This is Evelyn Carter's story, a pirate who wishes to become a Templar. She was sent by Haytham Kenway, her master, to investigate on a man who may be or not his son. As she gets to know Connor, she begins to question who are the good or bad guys in the Templar/Assassin war. Eve's POV

"Colonel Sink is right: Dick Winters has a particular attachment to his old company. He's not ashamed of it, either. The men of Easy Company are his friends—no, scratch that—they're his brothers—and God help the man who just sits there and nearly gets them all killed because he can't or just won't do his job." Captain Dick Winters' POV during and after the Battle of Foy.

In the world where black and white have long ago been reversed, Charly is learning bright colors. Pre-, while-, and post-WW II mash-up of events, memories, and people.

"They're Jews. Poles and Gypsies." Aishe Ricci is proud of her Romani heritage and isn't about to back down when her country needs her all because one obnoxious Jew doesn't like it. Especially after finding they have a lot more in common than they'd like. LiebgottxOC *title subject to change*

What it takes to put the puzzle of war-broken lives together when the pieces do not seem to fit anymore? A Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter/Generation War AU in which Friedhelm Winter survives and makes his way through Böhmerwald to post-war Berlin. Coming back home is not the end of the journey.

She just wanted to forget. However, some things needed to be remembered.

Mattie Taubman is a French Jew who was taken from her home in 1942. In the Summer of 1944, her and her sister escape. They find an American camp and Mattie meets some people she will never forget. OC/OC with a lot of brotherly love from our favorite soldiers.

She brought color back into his world. (Sledge x OC)

Adopted Mestizo born Emma Maywood has strived to make a place for herself in society by working on the docks of the Boston harbor. Connor Kenway comes into her life and mistakens her identity, which sends the two of them on a journey that alters the course of the American Revolution and their lives. Rated T/M for language, violence, suggestive humor, and sensuality.

The story of Virginia Roe as she embarks on the mission to save Private James Ryan. This is the story of how she found the strength to triumph over an uncertain future with honour, decency, love and courage.

a feminist v.s one persistent George Luz. Who will win?

A glacial silence wedges itself between us. I pivot away from Eugene who stands stony and mute. I peer back over my shoulder to see him pull his pipe from his lips. Even though we graduated together, he seems so much older than me at that moment.

Ida didn't want the wounded combat veteran getting into a losing scuffle on her account. (one shot)

This is an alternate scene from a multi-chapter fic I'm writing about another trooper. I came up with this, and it didn't really fit in that story, but I couldn't bring myself to just delete it completely. Contains some heat, so don't read if you can't handle such things.

Alexandra Bolt had proven to the military that she was more than capable of being a soldier and in response was assigned to a squad under the supervision of Captain John H. Miller. When the squad is given orders to seek out and protect a certain James Francis Ryan, she realizes maybe there are more important things than just winning the war.

Audrea Falco had infiltrated Hitler's personal regime in the past. Now she's hiding out in the trees of France in the middle of World War II with a new identity as the feared "Sparrowhawk." When the Basterds find out about her skill and attempt to recruit her, will she accept? Or will she choose to remain a shadow among the trees?

OS: When David Webster is alone at sea, the last thing he expects is to see an old friend, asking for a beer.

The Courier tries to take her mind off her problems in New Vegas by taking a holiday - to the Sierra Madre. Boone and Veronica come along to keep her out of trouble. Sequel to 'If I Didn't Care'. ONE GIANT SPOILER for Dead Money. Postgame, technically.

A series of vignettes focusing on the Courier and her followers, and what she must do to save the people and the city she loves. F!Courier/Boone. Eventually.

A Eugene Roe/Babe Heffron friendship piece. "You're gonna live a long and happy life, Gene."

The boys of Easy Company believe Sobel to be possessed by the Devil and attempt to exorcise him. Can you really blame them? Crack/humor.

What would have happened if Medic Irwin Wade had been married? A romantic look at love between a soldier and his wife. (Yeah, I suck at summaries but please read and review!)