This brings the prisoners in contact with many important VIPs, scientists, spies, high-ranking officers, and some of Germany's most sophisticated and secret weapons projects such as the Wunderwaffe and the German nuclear weapons program, of which the prisoners take advantage in their efforts to hinder the German war effort. Klink frequently has many other important visitors and is temporarily put in charge of special prisoners. As a result, the Germans often use the camp for high-level meetings, to hide important persons and develop secret projects. Considering Klink's record, and the fact that the Allies would never bomb a POW camp, Stalag 13 appears to be a very secure location. To the bafflement of his German colleagues who know him as an incompetent sycophant, Klink technically has a perfect operational record as camp commandant as no prisoners have successfully escaped during his tenure Hogan and his men assist in maintaining this record so they can continue with their covert operations.
They devise schemes such as having Sergeant Carter visit the camp disguised as Adolf Hitler as a distraction, or rescuing a French Underground agent from Gestapo headquarters in Paris. The prisoners cooperate with resistance groups (collectively called "the Underground"), defectors, spies, counterspies, and disloyal officers to accomplish this. The group secretly uses the camp to conduct Allied espionage and sabotage and to help escaped Allied POWs from other prison camps via a secret network of tunnels that operate under the ineptitude of commandant Colonel Klink and his sergeant-at-arms, Sergeant Schultz. Although the nearby town of Hammelburg shares a name with a town in Lower Franconia, this is coincidental. One episode, "Anchors Aweigh, Men of Stalag 13" mentions the camp being located 60 miles (97 km) from the North Sea. The plot occurs in the fictional Stalag 13, located in an unspecified place in Nazi Germany, where the winter season is permanent. Army Air Forces Colonel Robert Hogan and his staff of experts who are prisoners of war (POW) during World War II. Main article: List of Hogan's Heroes episodes
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