Helping a sick friend can be complicated. A Hogan's Heroes fanfiction. In honor of two MASH episodes. Can you guess which ones? 2009 PBA: nominated for best short comedy.

When Hogan was first shot down, he went through a lot. Throughout his time at Stalag 13, he was able to forget, or at least numb, the memories of that time. But, one man brings it all back. What was Hogan thinking when General Beidenbender showed up? A missing scene from "Hogan Gives A Birthday Party". #63 in Hogan #42 in Colonel #6 in HogansHeroes

A solo mission gone wrong leads Colonel Hogan's mind to wander. In his last moments, he finds himself thinking of, home. Disclaimer: I do not own any recognizable people or places. Book 1 in the "Home" series #15 in Hogansheroes #132 in Honor #862 in Protection

the story behind Newkirk joining Hogans team

Fandom imagines and requests, which include the following : - Harry Potter - Doctor Who - The Maze Runner - The Lord of The Rings - Sherlock - Hogan's Heroes - Riverdale - The Hobbit - The Avengers. - Shadowhunter / The Mortal Instruments

A single lab accident changes not only the life of Sergeant Carter, but of all the Heroes. Will it be permanent, or can the problem be solved? Is it even considered a problem, or a blessing? DESCRIPTION WILL BE UPDATED LATER.

When General Burkhalter convinces Klink to make his great nephew a guard at Stalag 13, trouble ensues. Not only is this new Private a complication in Colonel Hogan's plans, but one of Hogan's heroes get shot in the process, too. Will this be the end of the line for one of Hogan's heroes? Will Hogan's mission be carried out in time?

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.