While Hawkeye enjoyed a period of leave, Trapper was sent home. Determined not to let him go without farewell, Hawkeye raced to Kimpo with Radar, hoping to intercept Trapper’s departing flight; however, they arrived only moments too late. W…

Frank took command, anticipating a period of stability, but found himself superseded by a newly appointed officer—a man who, much to Frank’s quiet frustration, seemed remarkably suited to the role.

The air bit with frost, and the relentless pounding of the artillery felt dangerously near. Inside, a patient’s condition worsened steadily, while Frank was combing through Hot Lips’ tent, desperately seeking his letters.

News of Hawkeye’s death proved difficult for his father to receive or disprove; conveying the information, or demonstrating its falsehood, presented a considerable challenge.

At the 4077th, favors were exchanged with a stark practicality: two bottles of Scotch secured a clandestine operation, while a tank stood ready to deter any sniper attempting to block an illicit dose of penicillin.

The bus carrying Radar, Hawk, B.J., Sherman, and Frank—returning from a medical conference—found itself hopelessly lost. They halted the vehicle, hoping to spot a familiar landmark. When they resolved to turn back, the engine stubbornly ref…

It’s Potter’s birthday. As Potter pens a letter to his family, Frank and Hot Lips commission a wooden sculpture as a gift, while Radar bravely saves a horse and presents it to him.

The 4077th finds itself caring for children displaced from their home by bombing, while simultaneously attending to a delivery and tending to those wounded in combat.

The conflict between intelligence officer Colonel Flagg and psychiatrist Sidney Freedman centered on the perplexing case of Captain Chandler, a wounded soldier insisting he was Jesus Christ. A particularly affecting moment arose when Radar …

To his dear Peg back home, B.J. penned a letter detailing life at the 4077th. He recounted Klinger’s latest, increasingly elaborate schemes to desert, described a particularly imposing visit from the camp chaplain, and shared another of Fra…

Hawkeye finds himself at odds with a stern Army colonel, the formidable Colonel Spiker. Meanwhile, B.J. offers support to Zale, reeling from a heartbreaking “Dear John” letter, while Frank continues his tireless, seemingly fruitless search …

Gripped by a sudden fever, Frank dictated a final will, stipulating that his entire fortune should pass to his wife, while all of his clothing was to be bequeathed to Hot Lips.

The prized rifle of a wounded colonel vanished, and Hawkeye and B.J., acting on a feeling, managed to coax the reluctant Frank into giving it back through a clever combination of persuasion and calculated deception.

The post arrived bearing two stark missives: one for Frank, delivering the news of his impending divorce from his wife, and another for Potter, announcing that he was about to become a grandfather.

With Hawkeye and B.J.’s assistance, Radar set out to obtain a particular indulgence of Colonel Potter’s – tomato juice, which proved surprisingly difficult to acquire.

While Radar sends a letter to his mother, Hawkeye oversees the customary camp foot inspections, and a stray piece of shrapnel finds its mark on Colonel Potter’s rear.

Potter reasoned that Frank might prove more agreeable if the others extended a measure of kindness his way; accordingly, they did so, and the outcome was surprisingly unexpected.

The jarring impact of the jeep left Hawkeye wounded, and recognizing the telltale signs of a concussion, he began to talk—a rambling conversation with a nearby Korean family, meant simply to hold back the encroaching darkness of unconscious…

Frank attempted to gain some recognition by peddling the camp’s refuse, but it was Hawkeye who devised a clever application for it: he deposited the entire pile upon the notoriously difficult Colonel Coner.

Frank has brought formal charges of mutiny against Hawkeye, alleging that he overstepped when assuming authority during Potter’s leave – a period when Frank was acting Commanding Officer. Colonel Carmichael, the Judge Advocate, presides ove…

The 4077th discovered a helicopter pilot, nicknamed "Smilin' Jack," suffering from illness but reluctant to be relieved of duty, alongside a soldier, wounded on two separate occasions, who was requesting discharge.

Hawkeye finds himself face to face with a woman he had long believed lost to him, yet whose presence lingered in the shadows of his memory.

The arrival of a sudden influx of casualties overwhelmed the 4077th, only to be compounded by a subsequent fire and a relentless downpour that further strained the resources of the medical staff.

Clete Roberts opens the segment, presenting it as his own broadcast. He has traveled to Korea to speak with the staff of the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital, drawn by their remarkable 97% success rate. Through interviews with Hawkeye, …