Colonel Hogan intends to send a message back to England by casting an American actor in a German propaganda film.

Hogan secured the Luftwaffe codebook, only to find its usefulness nullified when Newkirk inadvertently dropped it into a well.

Hogan and his men offered themselves for a German suicide mission – a train destined for the Russian front – as a means of acquiring vital documents.

Hogan and his men intend to dismantle the newly erected gasoline station within the encampment.

Hogan abducted General Burkhalter’s sister, planning to trade her for a captured agent of the Allied forces.

Colonel Klink faces execution after the Gestapo discovers incriminating information, subtly placed upon him by Hogan.

A novel weapon is on the verge of its first test, and Hogan plots to acquire the schematics, determined to prevent its activation.

Blackmail by the Gestapo puts Klink in a precarious position, prompting Hogan to devise a plan to acquire the compromising photograph.

Hogan resolved to safeguard a concealed device, stowed aboard the wreckage of a crashed aircraft, from the pursuing Germans.

A Field Marshal who had deserted his post was shadowed by Major Hochstetter as he made his way to Stalag 13, and now required Hogan’s assistance in reaching England.

Hogan's deliberate placement of an open parachute within the German encampment served as a calculated deception. It lured the enemy into a fruitless search for an Allied agent, a ruse designed to conceal his true objective: the recovery of …

Hogan persuaded Klink to establish a business ostensibly dedicated to the sale of rare cuckoo clocks. In reality, Hogan intended to exploit the venture as a means of discreetly transporting sensitive information.

Hogan intends to transmit information to London via the network of a German propaganda radio station.

Hogan pressed Sergeant Schultz, seeking to draw out the location of a clandestine atomic facility under the soldier's protection.

Hogan arranged an anniversary celebration for Klink, incorporating a whimsical touch: he intended to use the party balloons as a means of predicting the weather.

Hogan persuaded Klink to resume his physical fitness, a necessary step to avoid a deployment to the Russian front.

The situation intensifies as Hogan plots the return of a shipment of stolen paintings to London, coinciding with Marya's persuasive efforts to convince Schultz to assume the identity of Reich Marshal Goering.

Kinch accepted the challenge, a bout against a German boxing champion, as a means of drawing focus away from the intricate scheme Hogan was meticulously orchestrating.

Hogan intends to exploit the upcoming wedding of Burkhalter’s niece, commissioning LeBeau to design her gown as a cover for smuggling a defector out of Germany.

Taken prisoner in German uniform, Carter successfully deceives his captors into believing he is one of them.

Hogan intervened, attempting to shield Klink from the officer who threatened to report him for his inadequate record-keeping.

Hogan, collaborating with a singer, devised a plan to avert the Gestapo's complete roundup of the area's Allied agents.

Burkhalter discovered Schultz in a state of idleness, and as a consequence, Schultz is being dispatched to the Russian front.

Hogan arranges for Klink to be paired with a female agent for the discreet conveyance of sensitive papers. However, a misdelivery results in Klink becoming the unwitting courier for the documents.

Colonel Crittendon and his commandos descended from the sky, their objective the capture of Rommel. Yet, amidst the chaos of the landing, Crittendon alone managed to evade the enemy's grasp.

Hogan convinces Klink that a prisoner of war escape ring is imminent.