Hogan's Heroes (TV 1965)+1
New Classic
by TheSovereigntyofReality
When Sam and Bucky take their displeasure out on the "new" Captain America, Pepper is given the idea that it's time for a new World War II hero.
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Hogan's Heroes (TV 1965)+1
by TheSovereigntyofReality
When Sam and Bucky take their displeasure out on the "new" Captain America, Pepper is given the idea that it's time for a new World War II hero.
Hogan's Heroes
Hogan's Heroes
Hogan's Heroes+1
by SusanMM
What happens when Captain America and his Howling Commandoes try to free the POWs at Stalag 13, and they don't want to be rescued? Winner of the Gold Medal for Best Crossover in the 2015 Papa Bear Awards, for Hogan's Heroes 'netfic posted in 2014.
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Hogan's Heroes (TV 1965)+1
by graveyardnuggets
Captain Dietrich must survive the infamous Stalag 13 while posing as Sgt. Sam Troy.
Hogan's Heroes (TV 1965)
by GrrraceUnderfire
He’s so thin. What’s wrong with him? Can LeBeau help Newkirk thrive?
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Hogan's Heroes
by Azaelea
Even in the middle of the war the most dangerous espionage team can pop up, and, somehow, through it all, hope and even love can blossom - because why should Colonel Robert E. Hogan ever do anything the normal way?
Hogan's Heroes
by Seiberwing
When the life of an injured prisoner literally rests in his hands, Colonel Klink is forced to confront what kind of man he really is--and what kind of man he wants to be.
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by aces
Klink is surprising in what he knows. If only he could do something about any of it.
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Hogan's Heroes (TV 1965)
by JediRobertHogan
The men knew Hogan looked after them—more than was typical of a commander and his crew. It was in the little things, the details of everyday life, yet sometimes it struck them in undeniable ways. They saw Colonel Hogan as more than a commanding officer, and knew, somehow, that he saw them differently too. - or - Four times Colonel Hogan took care of his men, and one time they took care of him.
Hogan's Heroes
by Evenmoor
Karl Langenscheidt finds himself in an uncomfortable position but with a remarkable opportunity to repay a profound debt.
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by Cousin Shelley (CousinShelley)
A week ago, Carter overheard Klink and Schultz talking about Burkhalter’s plans to move Hogan and some of the others to a different camp. They didn’t say why or when, only that it had been discussed. Carter had described Klink as livid. I've never seen him so not-pale, sir.Klink normally rushed out to greet Burkhalter and tried to ingratiate himself with the man. Not today. Hogan didn’t know what that meant.He couldn’t be moved from Stalag 13. No other camp would allow him to accomplish what he had. He couldn’t leave his men. And he didn’t want to leave Klink behind, either. They were friends, whether Klink wanted to own up to that or not. And whether Hogan had to pretend otherwise in front of the rest of the camp.
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