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'''Tom Hatten''' (born [[Wikipedia:November 14|November 14]], [[Wikipedia:1927|1927]] ([[Wikipedia:Jamestown, North Dakota|Jamestown, North Dakota]]) is an [[Wikipedia:United States|American]] [[Wikipedia:Radio|radio]], [[Wikipedia:Film|film]] and [[Wikipedia:Television|television]] personality, who is best known as the long-time [[Wikipedia:Presenter|host]] of the ''The [[Wikipedia:Popeye|Popeye]] Show'' (originally "The Pier Point 5 Club") and ''Family Film Festival'' on [[Wikipedia:KTLA|KTLA]] Channel 5 in [[Wikipedia:Los Angeles|Los Angeles]] from the [[Wikipedia:1960s|1960s]] through the [[Wikipedia:1980s|1980s]]. He has also appeared in dozens of [[Wikipedia:Musical theatre|musicals]], movies and [[Wikipedia:Television program|television shows]], including three episodes of the 1960s [[Wikipedia:Sitcom|sitcom]], ''[[Wikipedia:Hogan's Heroes|Hogan's Heroes]]''.

Born in Jamestown, [[Wikipedia:North Dakota|North Dakota]], Hatten would serve in the [[Wikipedia:United States Navy|Navy]] during [[Wikipedia:World War II|World War II]]. After the war, he would use the [[Wikipedia:G.I. Bill|GI Bill]] to study [[Wikipedia:Acting|acting]] at the [[Wikipedia:Pasadena School of Theater|Pasadena School of Theater]], graduating [[Wikipedia:Latin honors|magna cum laude]] in [[Wikipedia:1950|1950]].

in [[Wikipedia:1952|1952]], Hatten began working as a broadcaster for KTLA in [[Wikipedia:Hollywood|Hollywood]], later landing the part of the friendly [[Wikipedia:Sailor|sailor]] in the station's afternoon [[Wikipedia:Children's television series|children's show]], the "The Pier Point 5 Club". He followed "Skipper Frank" Herman who appeared earlier in the afternoon with "Cartoon Carousel".

== Filmography ==

== Notable TV Guest Appearances ==

== External Links ==

* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Hatten Wikipedia Bio]
* [http://www.hogansheroesfanclub.com/ Hogan's Heroes Fanclub]
* [http://www.grooviespad.com/stalag13/index.htm Webstalag 13]
* [http://hofbrau.freeservers.com/ The Hofbrau]
* [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0369000/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Tom Hatten] at the [[Wikipedia:Internet Movie Database|Internet Movie Database]]

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[[Category:Actors]]
[[Category:American actors]]
[[Category:Guest Stars]]
[[Category:Movie actors]]
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Pitt Herbert

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Happy Birthday, Adolf

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Go Light on the Heavy Water

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Movies Are Your Best Escape

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German Bridge is Falling Down

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The Prisoner's Prisoner

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+[[image:B3Gang_Private_Addison.jpg|thumb|175px|Private Addison]]Does have a speaking part in Episode 9, Season 2, with the mini radio operated tanks.  He yells 'Geronimo' down the main tunnel entrance in the barracks.
 '''Private Addison''' is one of the most prolific members of the so-called [[Barracks 3 gang]] - those who support [[Robert Hogan|Hogan]] and his men in their operations. He can be seen in almost every episode, usually doing something in the background. He has full knowledge of the doings of Hogan and his men, and has helped them on many occasions. Addison has even appeared at least once in [[Wikipedia:Germans|German]] [[Wikipedia:Military uniform|uniform]] as a [[Wikipedia:Guard|camp guard]], although neither [[Wilhelm Klink|Klink]] nor [[Hans Schultz|Schultz]] seemed to have noticed.
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 Addison is first named during mail call in [[Request Permission to Escape]]. then again in [[Drums Along the Dusseldorf]], and again during roll call in [[The Big Dish]].
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-[[Wikipedia:World War II|World War II]]: 73 years ago Tuesday ([[Wikipedia:May 14|May 14]], [[Wikipedia:1940|1940]]), [[Wikipedia:Rotterdam|Rotterdam]] is bombed by the [[Wikipedia:Luftwaffe|''Luftwaffe'']]; the [[Wikipedia:Battle of the Netherlands|Battle of the Netherlands]] end with the surrender of the [[Wikipedia:Royal Netherlands Army|Dutch Army]].
+[[Wikipedia:World War II|World War II]]: 70 years ago today ([[Wikipedia:May 17|May 17]], [[Wikipedia:1943|1943]]), [[Wikipedia:No. 617 Squadron RAF|No. 617 Squadron RAF]] conduct the [[Wikipedia:Operation Chastise|Dambuster Raids]] against several [[Wikipedia:Dam|dams]] in the [[Wikipedia:Ruhr|Ruhr]] valley.
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-World War II: 70 years ago Monday ([[Wikipedia:May 13|May 13]], [[Wikipedia:1943|1943]]), the [[Wikipedia:Tunisia Campaign|Tunisia Campaign]] ends with the surrender of the [[Wikipedia:Afrika Korps|Afrika Korps]] and [[Wikipedia:Kingdom of Italy|Italian]] troops to the [[Wikipedia:Western Allies|Allies]], ending the [[Wikipedia:North African Campaign|North African Campaign]].
+World War II: 73 years ago today (May 17, [[Wikipedia:1940|1940]]), [[Wikipedia:German Army (1935–1945)|German troops]] occupies [[Wikipedia:Brussels|Brussels]], [[Wikipedia:Belgium|Belgium]].
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-World War II: 73 years ago Monday (May 13, 1940), [[Wikipedia:German Army (1935–1945)|German troops]] begin the [[Wikipedia:Battle of France|Battle of France]] by crossing the [[Wikipedia:Battle of Sedan (1940)|Meuse]] river; [[Wikipedia:Winston Churchill|Winston Churchill]] makes his "[[Wikipedia:Blood, toil, tears, and sweat|Blood, toil, tears, and sweat]]" speech before the [[Wikipedia:House of Commons of the United Kingdom|House of Commons]]; [[Wikipedia:Netherlands|Dutch]] [[Wikipedia:Wilhelmina of the Netherlands|Queen Wilhelmina]] and her family escape to [[Wikipedia:Great Britain|Britain]].
+World War II: 70 years ago yesterday ([[Wikipedia:May 16|May 16]], 1943), the [[Wikipedia:Warsaw Ghetto Uprising|Warsaw Ghetto Uprising]] ends.
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-World War II: 71 years ago Sunday ([[Wikipedia:May 12|May 12]], [[Wikipedia:1942|1942]]), troops of the [[Wikipedia:Red Army|Red Army]] begin the [[Wikipedia:Second Battle of Kharkov|Second Battle of Kharkov]].
+World War II: 73 years ago Tuesday ([[Wikipedia:May 14|May 14]], 1940), [[Wikipedia:Rotterdam|Rotterdam]] is bombed by the [[Wikipedia:Luftwaffe|''Luftwaffe'']]; the [[Wikipedia:Battle of the Netherlands|Battle of the Netherlands]] end with the surrender of the [[Wikipedia:Royal Netherlands Army|Dutch Army]].
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-World War II: 69 years ago Saturday ([[Wikipedia:May 11|May 11]], [[Wikipedia:1944|1944]]), the Allies begin [[Wikipedia:Operation Diadem|Operation Diadem]], the fourth and final attempt to capture [[Wikipedia:Battle of Monte Cassino|Monte Cassino]] and break through the [[Wikipedia:Winter Line|Winter Line]].
+World War II: 73 years ago Monday (May 13, 1940), German troops begin the [[Wikipedia:Battle of France|Battle of France]] by crossing the [[Wikipedia:Battle of Sedan (1940)|Meuse]] river; [[Wikipedia:Winston Churchill|Winston Churchill]] makes his "[[Wikipedia:Blood, toil, tears, and sweat|Blood, toil, tears, and sweat]]" speech before the [[Wikipedia:House of Commons of the United Kingdom|House of Commons]]; [[Wikipedia:Netherlands|Dutch]] [[Wikipedia:Wilhelmina of the Netherlands|Queen Wilhelmina]] and her family escape to [[Wikipedia:Great Britain|Britain]].
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-World War II: 73 years ago Friday ([[Wikipedia:May 10|May 10]], 1940), Winston Churchill becomes [[Wikipedia:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|British Prime Minister]]; [[Wikipedia:Nazi Germany|Germany]] begins its invasion of [[Wikipedia:Invasion of Luxembourg|Luxembourg]], the Netherlands and [[Wikipedia:Battle of Belgium|Belgium]].
+World War II: 71 years ago Sunday ([[Wikipedia:May 12|May 12]], [[Wikipedia:1942|1942]]), troops of the [[Wikipedia:Red Army|Red Army]] begin the [[Wikipedia:Second Battle of Kharkov|Second Battle of Kharkov]].
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		+	[[image:Hatten tom.jpg\|right\|225px\|thumb\|Tom Hatten during his days as host of "The Popeye Show"]]
	'''Tom Hatten''' (born [[Wikipedia:November 14\|November 14]], [[Wikipedia:1927\|1927]] ([[Wikipedia:Jamestown, North Dakota\|Jamestown, North Dakota]])) is an [[Wikipedia:United States\|American]] [[Wikipedia:Radio\|radio]], [[Wikipedia:Film\|film]] and [[Wikipedia:Television\|television]] personality, who is best known as the long-time [[Wikipedia:Presenter\|host]] of the ''The [[Wikipedia:Popeye\|Popeye]] Show'' (originally ''The Pier Point 5 Club'') and ''Family Film Festival'' on [[Wikipedia:KTLA\|KTLA]] Channel 5 in [[Wikipedia:Los Angeles\|Los Angeles]] from the [[Wikipedia:1960s\|1960s]] through the [[Wikipedia:1980s\|1980s]]. He has also appeared in dozens of [[Wikipedia:Musical theatre\|musicals]], movies and [[Wikipedia:Television program\|television shows]], including three episodes of the 1960s [[Wikipedia:Sitcom\|sitcom]], ''[[Wikipedia:Hogan's Heroes\|Hogan's Heroes]]''.		'''Tom Hatten''' (born [[Wikipedia:November 14\|November 14]], [[Wikipedia:1927\|1927]] ([[Wikipedia:Jamestown, North Dakota\|Jamestown, North Dakota]])) is an [[Wikipedia:United States\|American]] [[Wikipedia:Radio\|radio]], [[Wikipedia:Film\|film]] and [[Wikipedia:Television\|television]] personality, who is best known as the long-time [[Wikipedia:Presenter\|host]] of the ''The [[Wikipedia:Popeye\|Popeye]] Show'' (originally ''The Pier Point 5 Club'') and ''Family Film Festival'' on [[Wikipedia:KTLA\|KTLA]] Channel 5 in [[Wikipedia:Los Angeles\|Los Angeles]] from the [[Wikipedia:1960s\|1960s]] through the [[Wikipedia:1980s\|1980s]]. He has also appeared in dozens of [[Wikipedia:Musical theatre\|musicals]], movies and [[Wikipedia:Television program\|television shows]], including three episodes of the 1960s [[Wikipedia:Sitcom\|sitcom]], ''[[Wikipedia:Hogan's Heroes\|Hogan's Heroes]]''.

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-'''Tom Hatten''' (born [[Wikipedia:November 14|November 14]], [[Wikipedia:1927|1927]] ([[Wikipedia:Jamestown, North Dakota|Jamestown, North Dakota]]) is an [[Wikipedia:United States|American]] [[Wikipedia:Radio|radio]], [[Wikipedia:Film|film]] and [[Wikipedia:Television|television]] personality, who is best known as the long-time [[Wikipedia:Presenter|host]] of the ''The [[Wikipedia:Popeye|Popeye]] Show'' (originally "The Pier Point 5 Club") and ''Family Film Festival'' on [[Wikipedia:KTLA|KTLA]] Channel 5 in [[Wikipedia:Los Angeles|Los Angeles]] from the [[Wikipedia:1960s|1960s]] through the [[Wikipedia:1980s|1980s]]. He has also appeared in dozens of [[Wikipedia:Musical theatre|musicals]], movies and [[Wikipedia:Television program|television shows]], including three episodes of the 1960s [[Wikipedia:Sitcom|sitcom]], ''[[Wikipedia:Hogan's Heroes|Hogan's Heroes]]''.
+'''Tom Hatten''' (born [[Wikipedia:November 14|November 14]], [[Wikipedia:1927|1927]] ([[Wikipedia:Jamestown, North Dakota|Jamestown, North Dakota]])) is an [[Wikipedia:United States|American]] [[Wikipedia:Radio|radio]], [[Wikipedia:Film|film]] and [[Wikipedia:Television|television]] personality, who is best known as the long-time [[Wikipedia:Presenter|host]] of the ''The [[Wikipedia:Popeye|Popeye]] Show'' (originally ''The Pier Point 5 Club'') and ''Family Film Festival'' on [[Wikipedia:KTLA|KTLA]] Channel 5 in [[Wikipedia:Los Angeles|Los Angeles]] from the [[Wikipedia:1960s|1960s]] through the [[Wikipedia:1980s|1980s]]. He has also appeared in dozens of [[Wikipedia:Musical theatre|musicals]], movies and [[Wikipedia:Television program|television shows]], including three episodes of the 1960s [[Wikipedia:Sitcom|sitcom]], ''[[Wikipedia:Hogan's Heroes|Hogan's Heroes]]''.
-Born in Jamestown, [[Wikipedia:North Dakota|North Dakota]], Hatten would serve in the [[Wikipedia:United States Navy|Navy]] during [[Wikipedia:World War II|World War II]]. After the war, he would use the [[Wikipedia:G.I. Bill|GI Bill]] to study [[Wikipedia:Acting|acting]] at the [[Wikipedia:Pasadena School of Theater|Pasadena School of Theater]], graduating [[Wikipedia:Latin honors|magna cum laude]] in [[Wikipedia:1950|1950]].
+Born in Jamestown, [[Wikipedia:North Dakota|North Dakota]], Hatten served in the [[Wikipedia:United States Navy|Navy]] during [[Wikipedia:World War II|World War II]]. After the war, he would use the [[Wikipedia:G.I. Bill|GI Bill]] to study [[Wikipedia:Acting|acting]] at the [[Wikipedia:Pasadena Playhouse|Pasadena School of Theater]], graduating [[Wikipedia:Latin honors|magna cum laude]] in [[Wikipedia:1950|1950]].
-in [[Wikipedia:1952|1952]], Hatten began working as a broadcaster for KTLA in [[Wikipedia:Hollywood|Hollywood]], later landing the part of the friendly [[Wikipedia:Sailor|sailor]] in the station's afternoon [[Wikipedia:Children's television series|children's show]], the "The Pier Point 5 Club". He followed "Skipper Frank" Herman who appeared earlier in the afternoon with "Cartoon Carousel".
+in [[Wikipedia:1952|1952]], Hatten began working as a broadcaster for KTLA in [[Wikipedia:Hollywood|Hollywood]], later landing the part of the friendly [[Wikipedia:Sailor|sailor]] in the station's afternoon [[Wikipedia:Children's television series|children's show]], the ''The Pier Point 5 Club''. He followed "Skipper Frank" Herman who appeared earlier in the afternoon with ''Cartoon Carousel''.

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	'''Pitt Herbert''' ([[Wikipedia:September 25\|September 25]], [[Wikipedia:1914\|1914]] - [[Wikipedia:June 23\|June 23]], [[Wikipedia:1989\|1989]] ([[Wikipedia:Edmonds, Washington\|Edmonds, Washington]])) was an [[Wikipedia:United States\|American]] [[Wikipedia:Character actor\|character actor]] who would appear in several [[Wikipedia:Film\|film]]s and [[Wikipedia:Television program\|television series]]. Pitt's film credits would include, ''[[Wikipedia:Return to Peyton Place\|Return to Peyton Place]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Take Her, She's Mine\|Take Her, She's Mine]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:The Trouble with Girls\|The Trouble with Girls]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:The Great White Hope\|The Great White Hope]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Superdad\|Superdad]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Victory at Entebbe\|Victory at Entebbe]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Harper Valley PTA (film)\|Harper Valley P.T.A.]]''. His [[Wikipedia:Television\|television]] credits includes ''[[Wikipedia:Schlitz Playhouse of Stars\|Schlitz Playhouse of Stars]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Challenge of the Yukon\|Sergeant Preston of the Yukon]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Gunsmoke\|Gunsmoke]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Rawhide (TV series)\|Rawhide]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:The Untouchables (1959 TV series)\|The Untouchables]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Surfside 6\|Surfside 6]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:The Twilight Zone (1959 TV series)\|The Twilight Zone]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:The Dick Van Dyke Show\|The Dick Van Dyke Show]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:My Three Sons\|My Three Sons]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Lost in Space\|Lost in Space]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Family Affair\|Family Affair]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Hawaii Five-O\|Hawaii Five-O]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:That Girl\|That Girl]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Marcus Welby, M.D.\|Marcus Welby, M.D.]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Quincy, M.E.\|Quincy, M.E.]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Little House on the Prairie (TV series)\|Little House on the Prairie]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:The Fall Guy\|The Fall Guy]]'', including an episode of the [[Wikipedia:1960s\|1960s]] [[Wikipedia:Sitcom\|sitcom]], ''[[Wikipedia:Hogan's Heroes\|Hogan's Heroes]]''.		'''Pitt Herbert''' ([[Wikipedia:September 25\|September 25]], [[Wikipedia:1914\|1914]] - [[Wikipedia:June 23\|June 23]], [[Wikipedia:1989\|1989]] ([[Wikipedia:Edmonds, Washington\|Edmonds, Washington]])) was an [[Wikipedia:United States\|American]] [[Wikipedia:Character actor\|character actor]] who would appear in several [[Wikipedia:Film\|film]]s and [[Wikipedia:Television program\|television series]]. Pitt's film credits would include, ''[[Wikipedia:Return to Peyton Place\|Return to Peyton Place]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Take Her, She's Mine\|Take Her, She's Mine]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:The Trouble with Girls\|The Trouble with Girls]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:The Great White Hope\|The Great White Hope]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Superdad\|Superdad]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Victory at Entebbe\|Victory at Entebbe]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Harper Valley PTA (film)\|Harper Valley P.T.A.]]''. His [[Wikipedia:Television\|television]] credits includes ''[[Wikipedia:Schlitz Playhouse of Stars\|Schlitz Playhouse of Stars]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Challenge of the Yukon\|Sergeant Preston of the Yukon]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Gunsmoke\|Gunsmoke]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Rawhide (TV series)\|Rawhide]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:The Untouchables (1959 TV series)\|The Untouchables]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Surfside 6\|Surfside 6]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:The Twilight Zone (1959 TV series)\|The Twilight Zone]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:The Dick Van Dyke Show\|The Dick Van Dyke Show]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:My Three Sons\|My Three Sons]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Lost in Space\|Lost in Space]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Family Affair\|Family Affair]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Hawaii Five-O\|Hawaii Five-O]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:That Girl\|That Girl]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Marcus Welby, M.D.\|Marcus Welby, M.D.]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Quincy, M.E.\|Quincy, M.E.]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Little House on the Prairie (TV series)\|Little House on the Prairie]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:The Fall Guy\|The Fall Guy]]'', including an episode of the [[Wikipedia:1960s\|1960s]] [[Wikipedia:Sitcom\|sitcom]], ''[[Wikipedia:Hogan's Heroes\|Hogan's Heroes]]''.

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 * [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0602326/ Happy Birthday, Adolf] at the [[Wikipedia:Internet Movie Database|Internet Movie Database]]
 * [http://grooviespad.com/stalag13/archives/Episode.asp?episode=17 Happy Birthday, Adolf] episode capsule at [http://grooviespad.com/stalag13/ Webstalag 13]
-* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pR_OYoE6EM8 Happy Birtday, Adolf] episode on [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]
+* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pR_OYoE6EM8 Happy Birthday, Adolf] episode on [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]
 * [http://www.hogansheroesfanclub.com/ Hogan's Heroes Fanclub]
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 * [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0602447/ Top Hat, White Tie and Bomb Sight] at the [[Wikipedia:Internet Movie Database|Internet Movie Database]]
 * [http://grooviespad.com/stalag13/archives/Episode.asp?episode=10 Top Hat, White Tie and Bomb Sight] episode capsule at [http://grooviespad.com/stalag13/ Webstalag 13]
-* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QruwJfsfdj8 Top Hat, White Tie and Bomb Sight] episode on [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]
+* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc4bslY_7a0 Top Hat, White Tie and Bomb Sight] episode on [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]
 * [http://www.hogansheroesfanclub.com/ Hogan's Heroes Fanclub]
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 * [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0602322/ Go Light on the Heavy Water] at the [[Wikipedia:Internet Movie Database|Internet Movie Database]]
 * [http://grooviespad.com/stalag13/archives/Episode.asp?episode=9 Go Light on the Heavy Water] episode capsule at [http://grooviespad.com/stalag13/ Webstalag 13]
-* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPKcD8dXkGs Go Light on the Heavy Water] episode on [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]
+* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlEgiBef7n8 Go Light on the Heavy Water] episode on [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]
 * [http://www.hogansheroesfanclub.com/ Hogan's Heroes Fanclub]
 * [http://hofbrau.freeservers.com/ The Hofbrau]

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 * [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0602369/ Movies Are Your Best Escape] at the [[Wikipedia:Internet Movie Database|Internet Movie Database]]
 * [http://grooviespad.com/stalag13/archives/Episode.asp?episode=8 Movies Are Your Best Escape] episode capsule at [http://grooviespad.com/stalag13/ Webstalag 13]
-* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGDq9w8F5Es Movies Are Your Best Escape] episode on [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]
+* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0hqJ5uWRh0 Movies Are Your Best Escape] episode on [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]
 * [http://www.hogansheroesfanclub.com/ Hogan's Heroes Fanclub]
 * [http://hofbrau.freeservers.com/ The Hofbrau]

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 * [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0602320/ German Bridge is Falling Down] at the [[Wikipedia:Internet Movie Database|Internet Movie Database]]
 * [http://grooviespad.com/stalag13/archives/Episode.asp?episode=7 German Bridge is Falling Down] episode capsule at [http://grooviespad.com/stalag13/ Webstalag 13]
-* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXVSlkCWZMc German Bridge is Falling Down] episode on [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]
+* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ictXG5-TVaY German Bridge is Falling Down] episode on [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]
 * [http://www.hogansheroesfanclub.com/ Hogan's Heroes Fanclub]
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 * [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0602429/ The Prisoner's Prisoner] at the [[Wikipedia:Internet Movie Database|Internet Movie Database]]
 * [http://grooviespad.com/stalag13/archives/Episode.asp?episode=6 The Prisoner's Prisoner] episode capsule at [http://grooviespad.com/stalag13/ Webstalag 13]
-* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwELqUkfCcU The Prisoner's Prisoner] episode on [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]
+* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJzpWRQHa-A The Prisoner's Prisoner] episode on [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]
 * [http://www.hogansheroesfanclub.com/ Hogan's Heroes Fanclub]
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-[[Wikipedia:World War II|World War II]]: 73 years ago today ([[Wikipedia:May 10|May 10]], [[Wikipedia:1940|1940]]), [[Wikipedia:Winston Churchill|Winston Churchill]] becomes [[Wikipedia:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|British Prime Minister]]; [[Wikipedia:Nazi Germany|Germany]] begins its invasion of [[Wikipedia:Luxembourg|Luxembourg]], the [[Wikipedia:Netherlands|Netherlands]] and [[Wikipedia:Belgium|Belgium]].
+[[Wikipedia:World War II|World War II]]: 73 years ago today ([[Wikipedia:May 14|May 14]], [[Wikipedia:1940|1940]]), [[Wikipedia:Rotterdam|Rotterdam]] is bombed by the [[Wikipedia:Luftwaffe|''Luftwaffe'']]; the [[Wikipedia:Battle of the Netherlands|Battle of the Netherlands]] end with the surrender of the [[Wikipedia:Royal Netherlands Army|Dutch Army]].
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-World War II: 68 years ago yesterday ([[Wikipedia:May 9|May 9]], [[Wikipedia:1945|1945]]), [[Wikipedia:British Army|British troops]] begin the liberation of the [[Wikipedia:Channel Islands|Channel Islands]];
+World War II: 70 years ago yesterday ([[Wikipedia:May 13|May 13]], [[Wikipedia:1943|1943]]), the [[Wikipedia:Tunisia Campaign|Tunisia Campaign]] ends with the surrender of the [[Wikipedia:Afrika Korps|Afrika Korps]] and [[Wikipedia:Kingdom of Italy|Italian]] troops to the [[Wikipedia:Western Allies|Allies]], ending the [[Wikipedia:North African Campaign|North African Campaign]].
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-World War II: 68 years ago Wednesday ([[Wikipedia:May 8|May 8]], 1945), the [[Wikipedia:Victory in Europe Day|War in Europe]] officially ends between the [[Wikipedia:Western Allies|Western Allies]] and [[Wikipedia:Nazi Germany|Germany]]; Germany surrender to the [[Wikipedia:Soviet Union|Soviet Union]] in [[Wikipedia:Berlin|Berlin]]; the [[Wikipedia:Prague uprising|Prague uprising]] ends with a ceasefire.
+World War II: 73 years ago yesterday (May 13, 1940), [[Wikipedia:German Army (1935–1945)|German troops]] begin the [[Wikipedia:Battle of France|Battle of France]] by crossing the [[Wikipedia:Battle of Sedan (1940)|Meuse]] river; [[Wikipedia:Winston Churchill|Winston Churchill]] makes his "[[Wikipedia:Blood, toil, tears, and sweat|Blood, toil, tears, and sweat]]" speech before the [[Wikipedia:House of Commons of the United Kingdom|House of Commons]]; [[Wikipedia:Netherlands|Dutch]] [[Wikipedia:Wilhelmina of the Netherlands|Queen Wilhelmina]] and her family escape to [[Wikipedia:Great Britain|Britain]].
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-World War II: 68 years ago Tuesday ([[Wikipedia:May 7|May 7]], 1945), [[Wikipedia:Alfred Jodl|General Alfred Jodl]] signs [[Wikipedia:German Instrument of Surrender|unconditional surrender terms]] at [[Wikipedia:Reims|Reims]], [[Wikipedia:France|France]], ending Germany's participation in the war. The terms are to go into effect the next day.
+World War II: 71 years ago Sunday ([[Wikipedia:May 12|May 12]], [[Wikipedia:1942|1942]]), troops of the [[Wikipedia:Red Army|Red Army]] begin the [[Wikipedia:Second Battle of Kharkov|Second Battle of Kharkov]].
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-World War II: 68 years ago Monday ([[Wikipedia:May 6|May 6]], 1945), the [[Wikipedia:Prague Offensive|Prague Offensive]], the last major offensive in [[Wikipedia:Europe|Europe]] during World War II, begins.
+World War II: 69 years ago Saturday ([[Wikipedia:May 11|May 11]], [[Wikipedia:1944|1944]]), the Allies begin [[Wikipedia:Operation Diadem|Operation Diadem]], the fourth and final attempt to capture [[Wikipedia:Battle of Monte Cassino|Monte Cassino]] and break through the [[Wikipedia:Winter Line|Winter Line]].
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-World War II: 68 years ago Sunday ([[Wikipedia:May 5|May 5]], 1945), [[Wikipedia:Canadian Army|Canadian]] and [[Wikipedia:British Army|UK]] troops starts the liberation of the rest of the [[Wikipedia:Netherlands|Netherlands]] and [[Wikipedia:Denmark|Denmark]] after the surrender of north [[Wikipedia:German Army (1935–1945)|German]] forces; Prague uprising begins.
+World War II: 73 years ago Friday ([[Wikipedia:May 10|May 10]], 1940), Winston Churchill becomes [[Wikipedia:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|British Prime Minister]]; [[Wikipedia:Nazi Germany|Germany]] begins its invasion of [[Wikipedia:Invasion of Luxembourg|Luxembourg]], the Netherlands and [[Wikipedia:Battle of Belgium|Belgium]].
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-World War II: 68 years ago Thursday ([[Wikipedia:May 2|May 2]], 1945), the [[Wikipedia:Red Army|Russians]] capture [[Wikipedia:Battle of Berlin|Berlin]]; the [[Wikipedia:Italian Campaign (World War II)|Italian Campaign]] officially ends.
+World War II: 68 years ago Thursday ([[Wikipedia:May 9|May 9]], [[Wikipedia:1945|1945]]), [[Wikipedia:British Army|British troops]] begin the liberation of the [[Wikipedia:Channel Islands|Channel Islands]];
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-World War II: 72 years ago Thursday (May 2, [[Wikipedia:1941|1941]]), the [[Wikipedia:Anglo-Iraqi War|Anglo-Iraqi War]] begins.
+World War II: 68 years ago Wednesday ([[Wikipedia:May 8|May 8]], 1945), the [[Wikipedia:Victory in Europe Day|War in Europe]] officially ends between the [[Wikipedia:Western Allies|Western Allies]] and [[Wikipedia:Nazi Germany|Germany]]; Germany surrender to the [[Wikipedia:Soviet Union|Soviet Union]] in [[Wikipedia:Berlin|Berlin]]; the [[Wikipedia:Prague uprising|Prague uprising]] ends with a ceasefire.
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-'''Colonel Robert L. Hogan''' is a fictional character who is the Senior POW [[Wikipedia:Officer (armed forces)|officer]] of [[Stalag 13]] in the [[Wikipedia:Television program|television series]], ''[[Hogan's Heroes]]''. His name tag on his jacket is "Col. R. L. Hogan" but in the episode To The Gestapo With Love he told a Gestapo interrogator his name was "Hogan, Robert E." He is assigned to lead an [[Goldilocks|underground organization]] made up of [[Wikipedia:Prisoner of war|POWs]] that would work as [[Wikipedia:Espionage|spies]] inside [[Wikipedia:Nazi Germany|Germany]]. He was played by the show's main star, [[Wikipedia:Emmy Award|Emmy Award]]-nominated [[Wikipedia:Actor|actor]], [[Bob Crane]].
+'''Colonel Robert E. Hogan''' is a fictional character who is the Senior POW [[Wikipedia:Officer (armed forces)|officer]] of [[Stalag 13]] in the [[Wikipedia:Television program|television series]], ''[[Hogan's Heroes]]''. He is assigned to lead an [[Goldilocks|underground organization]] made up of [[Wikipedia:Prisoner of war|POWs]] that would work as [[Wikipedia:Espionage|spies]] inside [[Wikipedia:Nazi Germany|Germany]]. He was played by the show's main star, [[Wikipedia:Emmy Award|Emmy Award]]-nominated [[Wikipedia:Actor|actor]], [[Bob Crane]].
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