What happens when imaginations run wild during a full moon?

Hogan leads another sabotage mission and everything goes without a hitch. Why is he suffering regret?

A what if scenario

Originally written in acknowledge of the centenary anniversary of the Armistice.

Fate sees to it that a mission in need of assistance finds the Papa Bear organization. An injured man arrives and Carter knows he is the only one who can do the right thing. Short story.

It was just another day when everything changed. When the Gestapo shows up for Carter there's nothing Hogan or anyone else can do. Now Carter is on his own with the Gestapo. Will he be able to hold out against the Gestapo? WIll Colonel Hogan be able to get him out? Or will they both find there the lives suddenly changed on just another day? Disclaimer: Usual disclaimers

Colonel Hogan's injuries are serious. Newkirk's not scared. Really he's not. The Colonel will be fine as always. Book 3 in Home series. I do not own Hogan's Heroes.

Hogan thinks everything has returned to normal after his run-in with the Red Skull. He is quickly proven wrong by the German's unannounced appearance at Stalag 13. Is he here to reveal Hogan's operation? Or is Schmidt here just to mess with Papa's head? To be honest, Hogan doesn't know what's worse. Sequel to Papa and the Skull I do not own Hogan's Heroes.

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".

Colonel Hogan still hasn't returned from his meeting with Peter Pan. A radio message causes Kinch to worry even more. Will he be forced to lead the team? Sequel to "Home".