DC-Slash

The Chain of Death Raid - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivr_rT8TTFk
This is the one that justastormie's screencap is from! Troy and Dietrich are captured by slave traders and chained together. They have to work together to escape and survive.

The Moment of Truce Raid - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHSpJG_eMxE
The Rats and Dietrich have to work together when they are attacked by a common enemy.

The Decoy Raid - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KY4Q3bOny9U
The Rats and Dietrich struggle to prevent a typhus epidemic when the vaccine is impounded by a mad S.S. officer.

The Last Chance Raid – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67JTpXX3xNs
This one doesn't have a work-together plot, but it has one of the slashiest scenes in the entire series – even GEN fans say it's slashy! Dietrich has captured Troy and his men and says, "What am I going to do with you?" Troy asks flirtatiously, "Are you open to suggestions?" And they smile at each other a beat too long—or, as the younglings say nowadays—eyesex! Here's a set of screencaps I found on Pinterest from this very scene:

Today is Off the Beaten Path day, as we look at a couple of stories that are online--but not on AO3!

http://www.e-fic.com/duo/Arena.htm
"Arena of Death" by C. Jerry Ueberall

C.J. Ueberall's "Pebble" series, another awesome set of stories that I was thrilled to publish in FLANKING MANEUVERS, begins with an alternative version of the episode "Chain of Death Raid," in which Troy and Dietrich are forced to fight one another. The slashiness is slow-building and very satisfying.

http://fanfic.tv/amedia/fm/leer2.htm
"The Public Schoolboys Raid" by Randi Leer

Randi Leer wrote a number of yummy short pieces for FM; this one features the less-common pairing of Hitch and Moffitt.

Today we're looking at the Rat Patrol's privates! I mean, Private Tully Pettigrew and Private Mark Hitchcock. What did you think I meant? ;-) Hitch and Tully are less often represented in RP slash than the others, but they hold up their end. So to speak.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/18367640
Sentimental by generalsleepy
https://archiveofourown.org/works/13241724
No God or General by generalsleepy

"Sentimental" is a lovely portrayal of quiet affection; I particularly like the characterization of Tully. "No God or General" is one of the rare longer and more serious Hitch/Tully pieces that I've seen; I particularly liked Moffitt's role in discussing with Hitch the value of diverse perspectives.