The last person Hawkeye expected to see at breakfast was his wife.

Margaret's pregnant! The father? Well, remember Scully? A whole slew of problems is going to follow that situation. How does Hawkeye feel about this? And who will be there for Margaret when it really counts? HM. Changed rating to be safe because I'm paranoid.

Seeing her new husband off at the station a week later, Margaret tells herself not to cry. Calling her father, she tells him she is going to apply as a M*A*S*H nurse again adding, "I just have one favor. I need you to make sure my husband is put in the same unit I am." Al ecstatically agrees before yelling, "Husband?" A retelling of Of All the Camps in All of Korea.

Alternate ending to Yes Sir That’s Our Baby. The swamp men find an abandoned baby outside their tent and the camp tries to find a way to give her the best possible future, and Hawkeye has a decision to make. Warning: harsh language.

Being a woman, a single woman, and a single mother all rolled into one was not how Margaret Houlihan pictured life, but accepting it was going to be the hardest part.

Hawkeye gets some dating advice from the person he least expected it from: Erin. HM. Oneshot. Fluff. What else can I say? Happy Valentine's Day!

"Would we be like those guys, Hawkeye, if we weren't here, you know, the 4077?" He asked, voice high, earnestly wanting to know but clumsy, feeling deliberately clumsy, knowing he meant to ask if he would have been like those guys, if he hadn't had Hawkeye or Henry or Trapper or the nurses or any of the other guys at the 4077. What would war do to a kid like him? Part 3 of Tomorrow

The story of Charles and Nellie did not end with "The Wind and the Rain". Pull up a chair and enjoy this series of snapshots into the lives of our favorite Bostonian and his beloved Malone.

The war is over. Hawkeye and Jeanie must now navigate a startling new civilian life and cope with the losses sustained as their postwar experiences leave them with no choice but to be strong. Outtakes and additions for the series "This Forsaken War" and story two of the series "Through the Early Morning Fog".

"Maybe you and I are just too choosy. We're both waiting for a custom fit in an off-the-rack world." (Inspired by this quote from 8x14)

A series of 1st person vignettes focusing on Margaret's experiences that begin or end with a knock on her tent door. Mostly introspective but there will be some h/m chapters so have fun with those :)

Igor is delighted when he is hit by the love bug. Even though his new interest is an officer, the two carry on an affair despite the regulations...until they are discovered. Part three of the series "From the Mess Tent".

Death saw that Kealani Kellye always held onto making a difference as her anchor. She knew that it changed the world little by little. It was always a surprise seeing in through others, though, especially when so much tragedy happened around them. Story twenty-seven in the series "After My War".

Right before Carlye leaves, Margaret has a few choice words for her about how she treated Hawkeye. Oneshot HM

A tenure in Korea was a nightmare itself. Fantasizing about situations that will never exist calmed the soul. But whatever springs up in the mind doesn't need to be shared. After all, it was only a surreal adventure in a strange time and place. Includes all characters throughout the movie and TV series.

Part 17 of In All Kinds of Weather: Trapper faces a new challenge: he ventures into the city to seek an apartment at a price that will leave him with cash spare for therapy. Still unsure if Hawkeye will be coming with him, and feeling lonely and a little frightened, his search leads him into a newly-emerging rough part of town that turns out to be a far cry from the hostile slums.

This is Maxwell Q. Klinger reporting, head writer of the newly published MASH NOTES, a weekly camp newspaper. Feel free to subscribe and read and write for it, but it will cost you. Read more for pricing and news.

Charles Emerson Winchester has his dream as head of thoracic surgery at Boston Mercy Hospital, but the nightmare of Korea is still there.

When a trip to the orphanage goes arwy, Hawkeye and Margaret find themselves in a dark predicament.

A collection of short M*A*S*H fics based on prompts. Please comment the prompts/words/phrases/ideas you want me to use for the upcoming stories in the mix! Stories should range anywhere from 100 words to hopefully no more than 2k. Stories can be pre-war, war, and post-war (comment if you want a specific one for your prompt). Other specifics can be requested.

The story starts off 1956- post war. It’s the thrid reunion, and this year it’s being held by the Potters. What happens when a member no one has heard of in three years arrives? What are the lives of those from the 4077th like after the war? And what happens when a few unexpected guests drop by? All this and more, coming up...

A Modern M*A*S*H High School AU. Kids are often trouble, especially when you have this interesting bunch.

What if Trapper did send Hawkeye a letter but only to recieve it back, marked KIA? Trapper would never know Hawkeye was still alive, and Hawkeye would never know that Trapper cared. Starts off during the episode, Late Captain Pierce.

Twenty-five years after the war and her dad was still holding the M*A*S*H 4077th reunions. Many of the adults she grew up with now donned grey hair, but there were a few who came that were her age. Sequel to Etched In Our Brains.

Hawkeye Pierce's second Christmas in Korea. Or, how he spent the night in the Colonel's tent, asked a question, and got more of an answer than he bargained for. Part one of 'Tomorrow, If You Remember Anything.'