The war in Europe has come to a close and the camp has been liberated; all should be right in the world, correct? Not exactly. Possible AU.

Peter Newkirk never hid the fact he had sisters, he never said one was in the WAAF (Women's Auxiliary Air Force). Or at least he thought she was

The last good-bye is always the hardest. A Memorial Day tribute to our fallen heroes.

Allied Command wants the heroes to kidnap an English traitor, who turns out to be from Newkirk's past before he passes information to the Germans. How will Newkirk handle the situation? Can his mates keep him from committing cold-blooded murder?

What i think their kids would be like. I gave Hogan a kid because i see him as a father. Your input would be nice. I don't own Hogan's Heroes. Edit: I am doing a series with these kids and i am adding on with kinch and cater's kids.

Hogan gives a pep talk.

Stalag 13 gets a new Senior POW officer. Colonel Hogan discovers one of his most hated enemies is working for the Allies and about to be discovered by the Nazis. Hogan is ordered to get him out of Germany before the Nazis can get their hands on him. If Hogan fails and he falls into the Nazis hands, it would mean the end of his operation.

In order to raise funds, the Winter Relief Fund has issued a story writing contest for the Allied POW's. But why would the prisoners sponsor the German soldiers at the Russian front? So Hogan challenges Klink in return: get the guards to write stories for the USO!

Colonel Hogan and his team spend a good deal of time outside the wire. But what about those who are left to wait for their return?

After a bolt of lightning strikes a house two girls are transferred back in time to WWII, where they not only meet Hogan and his men but discover that their time period isn't exactly as fun and adventurous as it seems. Summary revised because of confusion. AU.

When a group of new prisoners arrives at Stalag 13, trust becomes an issue, and not just for Hogan and his men.

When you are forced to listen in silence, you might just learn to listen well. And sometimes you find out things you never knew. Takes place after the events of S6E6 "The Gestapo Takeover".

Add a little Sioux wisdom and some dark nights can be quite enlightening.

Chapters based off of popular song titles from WW2!

Hogan comes up with a typically outrageous lie to get a man out of the cooler, Schultz gets curious and Carter decides he might as well run with it. Cue sweet Sioux storytime in Barracks 2.

If you need to keep your neighbourhood Gestapo man from finding out what's really going on, there's one sure way: throw a party, and don't invite him...

A tribute to New Zealand-born Nancy Wake, a heroine of WW2. Hogan attempts to take over a synthetic fuel plant, and keep it running for Allied use during the invasion. No pressure.

A General's solution to a 'headache' prompts each of the Heroes to remember the past . . . and think about what makes a hero.

A German college student living in 2012 somehow ends up in the Hogan's Heroes' universe, in 1943. Frightened and alone, who is she going to turn to? Is it safe to reveal her identity to anyone or better to just lie? Are the Heroes even going to believe that she is from the future and not a Nazi spy? -Possibly romance.

...You get a handful of sentences. Thirty short "Hogan's Heroes" snippets, based on thirty words taken at random.

A look at the events that might have inspired Col Hogan to stay in Stalag 13 and set up operations rather than escape and return to flying.

A collection of random character based limericks.

Explosions, ponies, flowers, Crittendon and Hochstetter. Nothing to worry about, right?

Ever wonder how Louis LeBeau met the woman he made his wife? Listen in as he recounts the story to Peter and Jo on the occasion of the Newkirks' eighth wedding anniversary.

Confession was never an option. Warning: contains slash themes. Newkirk/Hogan.