He thought they would go away in time and life would return to normal.

If they pinky swore they won't trick him...right?

Klinger has horrible news to tell Potter.

Radar and Henry meet for the first time.

Winchesters don't do manual labor.

Saving the body is one thing; saving the soul is another.

Radar counts how many times in a week he says chopper.

It was a piece of him and all she had for the time being.

He made a point to remember them all.

Frank is suspicious when he's invited to play a game.

Margaret contemplates her own humanity, trying to find a careful balance between being a military pillar and a woman. Unstable relationships with her nurses, a distant fiancé and the chaos of war bring memories of her friend, John, to the surface. Perhaps the best cure is simply to sit beside a friend with a lousy cup of coffee.

This had to be a nightmare, is the only thing BJ can think of as he reads over the telegram.

Private Jack Murphy wasn't supposed to be injured or save his entire unit, but when he does both of these things it just opens up a huge can of worms that the 4077th wasn't expecting. The biggest of which is that Private Jack Murphy is actually hiding out at home in the states, and the injured soldier is his twin...sister.

A Post-ep one shot for Bug out. Hawkeye/Margaret.

This is a poem based off a episode that I saw a long time ago. It was about this dead soldier that was brought into the unit and could not seem to understand that he was dead or why no one could see him.

What happened after Goodbye?

BJ struggles with a disciplining Erin.

"We always long for the forbidden things, and desire what is denied us."

Story written by a special needs young woman I know. I have edited it-making it readable. Any negative comments made by guests WILL be deleted. I am trying to encourage her to write more...not discourage her. One shot is centered on BJ and takes place after the war.

When he returns, she greets him. Deleted scene from s10e16 (episode 17?) Where There's a Will, There's a War

A new surgeon arrives at the 4077th, someone that Hawkeye knows very well indeed. A series of short, one off stories about our favourite M*A*S*H characters and their new colleague. . . enjoy! (Contains no slash, no bad language)

Hawkeye thought that the end of the war would bring a happily-ever-after for him and everyone else. But stories don’t always have a happy ending.

This story starts off at the time of GFA. But do you ever wonder how the lives of those at the 4077th continued after the war? Well then, buckle up your seats, because you’re in for a ride! (Also includes deatails from After Mash and W*A*L*T*E*R) Warning: This’ll be a long one! Rated M for strong language and topics.

Comrades in Arms re-worked from the ground up. Now with added depth and better dialogue. Batteries not included.

BJ comforts Hawkeye when he has a nightmare. Set season 8 or later. No slash, just fluff.