World War II is newly over, but the battles are just beginning for Al Kahn and Ann Metcalf as they navigate the bumpy waters of love in middle age. This follows canon (pretty much) with an attempt to fill in some of the less covered Al/Ann aspects. You know you love something when you spend many hours writing a story that probably only you will read...

When Linda gets romantically involved with an older man who just so happens to be her boss, her family has a lot to say about it.

Jeff witnesses his sister-in-law's death and examines his conscience. From Season 1 episode 19.

This story picks up where the series finale ALL GOOD THINGS left off.

Jeff struggles with feelings of loss and regret following Sarah's death as he says a final goodbye to the woman that he once loved. First Signs of Spring inspired this very short Homefront story.

Jeff’s thoughts following his injury during the barnstorming tour. A missing scene for Appleknocker to Wed Tomatohawker.

Jeff experiences the pain of his first heartbreak. "SNAFU" inspired this very short story.

What's a nice gal and guy from River Run doing in a strange place like Hollywood? That's the question that Jeff Metcalf keeps asking himself. This very short story was inspired by "Szabo's Travels" and is written from Jeff's POV.

Was it a case of “divine intervention” or just the wandering urges of a cow? Jeff Metcalf sure would like to know. “The Traveling Lemo All-Stars” inspired this very short Homefront story.

Jeff goes to Hollywood to bring Ginger back home.

A gentleman never kisses and tells. "Kids" inspired this very short Homefront story.

A mental reservation is not a lie which is why it's called a mental reservation and not a lie. Sound like "splitting hairs"? Maybe. But Jeff tried to explain the distinction to Al.

Anne recalls a special Mother's Day gift from long ago. "Bedsprings" inspired this very short Homefront story.

In her time of grief, Gina is able to find tremendous strength and show quiet dignity. “Take My Hand” inspired this very short Homefront story.

All Good Things" inspired this very short story written from Judy Owen’s POV.

Jeff reflects on his breakup from Ginger. A "missing" scene to "Appleknocker To Wed Tomatohawker."

The Metcalfs learn that, despite tragedy, there is hope in the first signs of spring.

Jeff and Ginger end their romance. "Man, This t is Jumping", "Szabo's Travels", and "Appleknocker To Wed Tomatohawker" inspired this very short Homefront story.

A confrontation with Jeff causes Anne to face some long buried and painful memories from her past. "By Word or By Act" inspired this short Homefront story.

After a night of unexpected ion, Jeff embarks on his own journey of self-discovery as he examines his emerging feelings for Ginger. "Patriots" inspired this very short missing scene Homefront story.

Sometimes, all it takes is an honest conversation and willingness to bridge the gap of hostilities. "All Good Things" inspired this very short Homefront story.

Jeff Metcalf's memoirs.

A very short Homefront story of how one conniving British woman ended up married to an American soldier.

Jeff goes to confession, but the results aren’t exactly what he expected.

A night of unexpected ion plunges Ginger into feelings of guilt. "Patriots" inspired this very short missing scene Homefront story.