Kinch shook his head, "Carter, if we go in there, they'll kill us!" "Well, they're going to kill them if we don't hurry!" Originally published to fanfiction.net February 11, 2019

Colonel Hogan! He would know. They were involved in... well, Schultz called it "monkey business". Kommandant Klink called it "shenanigans", "tomfoolery", "fishy goings-on", or any like phrase he'd learned from the prisoners. Oskar called it "resistance work" and "the impossible". Because of course it's not a coincidence that Karl Langenscheidt looks exactly like Oskar Danzig.

So we are always of good courage. We know that while we are at home in the body we are away from the Lord, for we walk by faith, not by sight. Yes, we are of good courage, and we would rather be away from the body and at home with the Lord." 2 Corinthians 5:6-8

Maintaining balance between work and - more work - can be a challenge. Now more than ever, the mission takes top priority. But, even if his men do have to come second, Colonel Hogan can make the time for them. Originally posted on fanfiction.net, not sure exactly when but the last update was July 2019.

Lieutenant Berwick is one of the top fighter Aces of the RAF (Royal Air Force) in WWII. Given the lack of competent pilots, the command sees fit to let Berwick fight in the war, despite being a woman. When she is finally shot out of the sky over enemy territory and her successful carrier of 26 kills comes to a screeching halt, little does she know she is about to embark on an even greater war front. Espionage. Berwick is taken to Stalag 13, where Colonel Hogan and his heroes add her to their tightly knit circle of undercover work. This is written out as if it is an episode of Hogans Heroes, taking place in the autumn of the second season.

It was just one mission. They both knew what to do. Carter would distract them with his angered officer routine. Newkirk would crack a safe in the meantime. But, when things begin to unravel, what will happen to our heroes?

Es ist eine Geschichte zwischen den Ein Käfig voller Helden Stars und einer jungen Frau die von der Gestapo gefangen genommen wurde. Sie beschreibt ihr Leben im Lager mit allen Hindernissen und Fehlern. Macht euch bereit auf eine FF der etwas anderen Art!

Colonel Hogan! He would know. They were involved in... well, Schultz called it "monkey business". Kommandant Klink called it "shenanigans", "tomfoolery", "fishy goings-on", or any like phrase he'd learned from the prisoners. Oskar called it "resistance work" and "the impossible". Because of course it's not a coincidence that Oskar Danzig and Karl Langenscheidt look exactly alike.