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Combat Addiction How can you tell if your love of Combat has gone too far? 2 pages, August 1999

Denouement The war is finally over. 7 pages, October 1999.

Miles to Go Promises have been made, but can they be kept? 53 pages, October 1999.

Home Is Where the Letters Go Saunders addresses issues at home through a series of letters, 12 pages, November 1999.

Out of Sight, Out of Mind Where is Saunders? Hanley knows, but he can't remember. 23 pages, August 2000.

The Interrogation An irreverent poem, 1999

Journey / Meetings In 2000, Foxhole Filly wrote a story, Journey. After reading it on the Internet, PFC was inspired to write a sequel, her first Combat story. She called it Meetings. PFC shared it with Filly, who adored it, and both agreed that the two stories needed to be joined as one. And so Journey/Meetings was born, as was a long, dear friendship. Enjoy. April 2000

The Crater A challenge story written for Scout, 3 pages, Oct. 2000

Adolf Kirby has a battlefield encounter with a "Kraut", 5 pages, Dec. 2000

What're you doing New Years? Billy must break a new year's resolution, 7 pages, Jan. 2001

Remembrance An adult Combat! romance. Not intended for children. 28 pages, Jan. 2001

The Valentine Hey what can I say? It's Vic's birthday! 7 pages, Feb. 14, 2001

My Brother's Keeper Saunders and Billy are in a desperate situation, 15 pages, April 2001

Ginette Another adult Combat! love story, not meant for children. 15 pages, July 15, 2001

The Farmer's Daughter A wounded Kirby meets a special lady. 16 pages, Nov 12, 2001

Buddies A squad adventure told in poem form. 4 pages, Jan. 2002

Voices Dedicated to Phil Overton, my dad, February 18, 1919 - Feb. 14, 2001. Posted Feb. 2002

Attitude Saunders is sick, the squad is trapped, and a shavetail is in charge. Posted Sep. 2002

Madness Dedicated to our favorite heroes and the fanfic writers who love to hurt them soooooo bad! 9 pages, 2003.

Buddy System 10 pages, Nov. 2006

The Mark Of A Man Explores Saunders' youth and what made him the man he is. 20 pages, Nov. 2006

Coffee Klatch Saunders and Hanley kill a few hours on the last day of the year 1944. 9 pages, Dec. 2006