It's time for the annual baseball tournament. Can the even-numbered barracks come back from their humiliating defeat at the hands of the odd-numbered barracks the previous year? And meanwhile, a familiar but unwelcome visitor adds a complication to the mix-which could bring down the entire operation.

Challenge 406: Where's Olsen. It was only a matter of time before Col. Hogan's "outside man," Sgt. Olsen, was caught, but Olsen isn't going down without a fight. For him, the only thing scarier than whoever figured out his real identity is the uncertainty of his future if he can't put things back to the way they were before.

Years after the war, Hochstetter is still obsessed with Hogan and now it's time for revenge. Response to Challenge #31

Seventeen-year-old Danny Callahan never expected to end up in Stalag 13. Reckless and stubborn, he pushes against Hogan’s rules, determined to prove himself. But Hogan and his team refuse to let him self-destruct, enforcing strict discipline and unwavering protection. When Danny’s recklessness gets him hurt, he learns the hard way that disobedience has consequences.

How did General Burkhalter get his scar and his wound badge? Read to find out! The second installment in my wound badge series. *UPDATED*

Small snippets of episodes and missing scenes, tags, and whatever little ideas I feel like putting up. Here they are for your enjoyment. I'll even take requests if you feel so inclined. Just PM me or review. :)

You know what, I'm just embracing my self-indulgent streak! Carter's home from the war, Dragon in tow.

The life and times of Mavis Newkirk before, during, and after the events of Papa Bear's List.

The Fuhrer has challenged the Little Old Lady From Hammelburg to a 500 mile race around Hammelburg. The story covers events leading to, during and after the race. Colonel Klink, the Red Baron and a guy name Herbie pay a visit to Hammelburg. What shenanigans will happen during and after the race?

Kinch gets a letter and he needs to do something about it.

Kinch has got a secret!

Carter is the team's chemist and he's pulled off quite a few miracles with the smattering of chemicals he can get his hands on. And he figures he might as well have a piece of paper saying he knows what he's doing!

Some shadows you cannot get rid of. Sequel to A Night of Shadows

What if LeBeau hadn't been shot at all making contact with Oskar Danzig...but someone else had?

Kinch had gone this way so many times that he could make it back with his eyes closed, but the new guy behind him won't let him make that mistake tonight.

Once upon a time, a tank rolled up to the gates of Stalag 13

Hogan and his men were on their way to shorten the war. They just needed to figure out where they were and how to answer questions nobody ever asked before. Parody.

Some guys are just not army material... (A little thing to introduce the 2024 Short Story Speed Writing Challenge)

Newkirk gets sick, Carter bit off more than he anticipated, Wilson is overworked, and there’s a defector who needs to be convinced to actually defect.

What do Rhode Island Reds and Crittendon have in common? To his mind, they're all commandos!

When our Heroes need to distract Colonel Klink one Christmas Eve, Colonel Hogan comes up with a scheme that is particularly fit for the season. 2025 PBA Bronze Award for Best Long Story.

LeBeau is struggling to sleep, so he tries to find solace in something beyond counting sheep.

To believe - to see with one's eyes, hear with one's ears, touch - an important sensory adaptation of truth. War - a sensory overload that questions the very adaptation of truth.

War is not pretty. And even when the war is over, it still marks those who fought. In which Lucy Morgan discovers Carter's scars. Written for LightShiner14. 2025 Papa Bear Award Winner: Bronze Best Portrayal of a Canon Character.

Shorts, one-shots, drabbles, whatever it is I decide to write based on the 2024 Inktober prompts. Guest authors: snooky-9093, LightShiner14, TheSailingRabbit, deepbluethinking, PicassoPenguin, Abracadebra. Thanks to you all! 2025 Papa Bear Award Winner: Silver Best Novella. Bronze Best Canon Extra (Mavis). (Silver Best Canon Extra for Olsen in TheSailingRabbit's chapter, Roam).