(4th Grade). Schultz also has three other decorations from World War I (including the Wound Badge). Schultz seeks to avoid trouble at all costs, and generally prefers to ignore the prisoners' suspicious activities, a desire he expresses with his catchphrase, "I know nothing!" Hogan's crew often openly discusses or carries out their operations in Schultz's presence, and they usually get him to ignore (or even assist) them, either by bribing him (usually with food) or pointing out how he himself could be implicated if he reports them to Klink. Schultz carries a Krag-Jørgensen rifle, though he never keeps it loaded, and tends to misplace it or even hand it to the prisoners when he is distracted. Schultz often seems to be less sympathetic to the Germans than to the Allies. On occasion, Schultz mentions how he is disgusted by the war and Hitler's regime, and much preferred the days when Germany was ruled by the Kaiser. Like Klink, Schultz is a veteran of World War I, and in civilian life was the owner of Germany's largest toy manufacturing company. He has a wife and five children, whom he sees only on infrequent leaves. He is unfaithful, however, as he is seen dating women from the nearby town of Hammelburg who usually turn out to be either underground agents assisting Hogan and his men, or undercover Gestapo agents. Schultz is a bad gambler but above all loves to eat, particularly LeBeau's exquisite cooking. Corporal LeBeau Corporal Louis LeBeau (portrayed by Robert Clary) – Free French Air Force Corporal Louis LeBeau is a skilled chef and occasional tailor. He is passionate about his cooking and patriotism for France, and he often spites Germans and Nazis when they commit war crimes. LeBeau makes uniforms for the prisoners smuggled through their tunnels, and helps with disguising Hogan's men in Nazi apparel. LeBeau secretly trains the camp's guard dogs to ignore the prisoners, and is often seen using a hidden tunnel entrance located in the kennel. Though highly claustrophobic, he is used during missions to hide in small spaces such as the safe in Colonel Klink's office, boxes, crates, or a dumbwaiter. LeBeau also uses his talent as a singer to help the crew in several episodes. In one first-season episode, LeBeau refers to being married. Except for that one instance, he appears as a stereotypical Frenchman, attracted to many of the women with whom