Even in the midst of war, it's important to remember.

An addendum to "Letters" written by the HH community and posted by Snooky-9093. Weeks have passed since the letters from students in Ms. O'Brien's class arrived at Stalag 13, and the replies are all sent. So what is that envelope doing under the mattress?

An Air Force Colonel is brought into Stalag 13 to be questioned by the Gestapo. When Hogan makes contact with him, the man says his name is Colonel Robert Hogan and he has been sent by the Allies to start an operation and sabotage all German activity.

After having their cover blown in TARFU, our dynamic spy duo is now back in England. The end of the war in Europe is in sight. So what could possibly go wrong?

Murphy's law was not officially formulated until several years after ww2. However, as is the case with all laws of nature, that doesn't mean it wasn't in effect before that. As Hogan is bound to find out...

An answer to Hexiva's MASH/Hogan's Heroes crossover challenge to place the story in WWII, not Korea.

Atrocities happen on both sides in war, some accidental, others cruelly carried out. It's not always easy to determine who is committing these atrocities. In those times, all you can do is turn to a friend. Friendship, H/C. Very minor character death.

When love of one's country takes precedence, someone is bound to get hurt. It's part of the price. But sometimes the price is higher than expected...

This is your guideline to the 4th Hogan's Heroes Short-Story Speed-Writing Contest. You've seen the stories, but this is your invitation to join in! Come on and take a gander at what it's all about. You know you want to...

A touching romance between a simple man and the plastic explosive that loved him. Written for the SSSW challenge.

For the SSSW challenge: A bad night on the road for one of our heroes.

For the 2012 Short Story Speed Writing Contest. "On my way back to the front, I ran over a general."

Just when you thought it was safe to post again...

The untold story of Frau Linkmeyer told from her perspective to include the episodes in which she appears and is mentioned.

No one ever regarded the First of January with indifference. For Short Story Challenge.

Why was the mess kitchen blown up? Well, that depends - who's asking? For the Short Story challenge

The past isn't always as far away as it seems. For the Short Story challenge

It never ends at Stalag 13...Entry for the 4th Hogan's Heroes Short-Story Speed-Writing Contest.

When one of the guys in the back row uncovers a plot to capture Papa Bear, only he and a certain nephew of Oskar Schnitizer's can save the day. Written for Hubble's Short Story Speed Tournament.

So how do you feel about the CO who got you tossed in the cooler once you get out? An entry for the 4th Hogan's Heroes Short-Story Speed-Writing Contest.

Wherein someone learns to be careful what one yearns for. A story in the Hogan and the General AU, written for 96 Hubble's Short-Story Speed-Writing Contest. Written 5-13-12 at 0330... ;

Written for 96Hubbles 4th annual Hogan's Heroes Short Story Speed Writing Contest. All Schultz wanted was a quiet vacation with his family. What he got was storms, whining, injured generals and galore. K plus for some blood and minor violence. R&R!

An entry for the SSSW contest. An unnamed narrator discovers the worth of his father's old advice, when camp personnel forget to put things away.

Written for the SSSW contest. This can be also considered a companion piece for "Out the Front Gates." Two colonels face a crisis near the end of the war, and find that an old quote is ageless.

Ficlit for the May 2012 Short Story Competition. Who could have thought that the games played as children would teach skills so valuable in a situation like this?