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Hocksteader’s report was all they hoped for.

The prisoners were recorded at Klink’s camp after capture & leaving to be returned. The blaze from the underground’s attack on the supposed “rocket fuel convoy” not only eliminated the bodies but provided an excuse for the loss of those babbling idiots excusing their failure with fantastic stories.

An accident of war, no crime here.

A shame about Kant, but a small price to pay for success.

Meanwhile 50 renamed men boarded a sub as a hero returned where he came.

A universe away, a madman with a box and a bowtie smiled.

Previously: One Man’s Poison

Hocksteader rased the phone in triumph, “Klink, I’ve been waiting for this day.”

“But Major Hocksteader I had no control of the convoy.”

Berlin answered Hocksteader grined while describing the destrocution of the convoy & Oberst blaming Klink for the security leaks that made it possible. A small price to rid Germany of this incompetent.

The commandant fearful protestations faded as he watched Hocksteader’s grin slowly turned to confusion, then shock, then stiff formal obediance “Javoul, herr Himmler!” as he hung up the reciever.

“Herr Major what did Berlin say?”

“BAH!” Exclaimed Hocksteader storming out in disbelief.

Previously The Invisible Man, Next A knowing Grin

“If you’re who you appear why not take ’em home yourself?” asked Newkirk

A fair question, “History doesn’t mention my presence here,”

“And that’s how you knew about us” reasoned Kinch.

He nodded as the door opened and Schultz walked by him, “Excuse me” he turned to Hogan “Col Hogan the Commandant wants to see…see” the words caught in his throat as he eyed the red and blue caped figure before him.

Hogan grinned, “He’s signing pictures, did you want an autograph?”

Schultz bolted “I see NOTHING, I KNOW NOTHING!”

He laughed aloud, “History DOES mention that.”

Previously: An Unexpected Salutation, Next: One man’s poison