His absence was easier to live with knowing she'd see him again. Ironically, it was also easier knowing she'd never see him again too. Though now that she had seen him again; now that she had kissed him again, she didn't think she'd be able to survive another goodbye. Hawkeye and Margaret meet up again in Tokyo after the final episode.

It's 1960 and Margaret has found her niche working in a civilian hospital, but one day her past catches up with her. (It was going to be similar to "The More I See You" episode but it's taking a direction of its own.)

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".

Death saw that Ho-Jon held onto life as his anchor. There was always destruction and chaos around him. Ho-Jon had to find the goodness in life and keep death away from those he loves. Story twenty-nine in the series "After My War".

Frank and Margaret were angry that the typewriter had been broken and desired nothing more than justice. Ordered to find evidence of the accused culprits, they searched all day. However, they were in for a bigger surprise. Part six of "Ferret Face Fables".

Father remembers his girl back home

BJ is very homesick and needs comfort. Hawkeye is willing to help. NO SLASH

Major Claudia Rester, a female doctor, helps out during episode Carry On, Hawkeye and later is permanently stationed at the 4077. She is a great surgeon and fits in nicely. But she also keeps many secrets. Hawkeye could never resist a mysterious woman and gets very close to her. Claudia insists they can never be more than friends (due to a heart-breaking reason). Why?

"I haven't killed anybody this week. How about you, big shot?" Tag to 1x21, "Sticky Wicket". Hawkeye Pierce doesn't like to lose patients, and Frank's comment has gotten under his skin.

Army psychiatrist Major Emily Weiss arrived at 4077 to evaluate a soldier suffering from battle fatigue. But her services will be required for much longer. After Hawkeye is assaulted in the showers, she utilizes everything she learnt to try to help him cope. Will it be enough? Chapters 1,2 rated T, but the story M to be safe, mentions of rape - not too graphic, mainly just hints.

For the prompt: hawkeye gets appendicitis and trapper shows he cares; but I want to see the dark sense of humour we all love the show for

Forty-three years ago the members of the M*A*S*H 4077 said goodbye, farewell, and amen to South Korea. Now their children are saying hello as their desire to follow in their parents' footsteps brings them together in a Chicago ER.

The story continues! Hawkeye finally gets to come home and see Erica and his father after all this time. How hard can it be to raise a toddler? How hard can it be to adjust back to a life that seemed like a distant memory?

It’s your normal day at the 4077th, but when Hawkeye goes for a walk, he finds something out in the grass... a little too close to the minefield. What on Earth could he possibly find that captures the attention of everyone in the gang?

Radar has a streak of good luck during a game of poker

"I believe beyond any shadow of a doubt that you stepped onto that bus with the intentions of specifically slitting the throats of Mrs. Rosie Harper, her unborn child, and her five-year-old adopted Korean son, So Ming Harper". WARNING: CONTAINS THEMES OF MURDER AND PTSD.

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Set in 8.6, "Period of Adjustment." When Peg and Erin Hunnicut meet Radar's plane, they end up finding comfort in an unexpected place. One-shot.

It had been a long time since the war, and BJ had thought he had put it all behind him. But a chance conversation with his son reminded BJ that not everthing in Korea needed to be forgotten.

War was difficult, no one would debate that. It was traumatic loss no matter what side you were on. Radar knew he'd never get used to seeing people die, but after he turns 19 he decides that seeing them afterward is much worse.

It had been three grueling days taking care of the incoming wounded. The camp was a mess and a past storm made it worse. Father Mulcahy found that it needed to clean out his tent...and found more than he expected. Part eighteen of "Priestly Blunders".

A new doctor has been sent to the 4077th. It isn't enough that the doctor happens to be a woman, but she also happens to be related to Frank Burns, who has been gone for some time. With his sister, a brilliant surgeon but just as much of a stickler, joining the staff, will the days of Military torture return? Or will Hawkeye discover that some families do indeed have Black Sheep?

Impressed by their surgical finesse. Hawkeye and Hot Lips are requested to temporarily assist in Seoul, South Korea. Shortly after returning to base, Hawkeye is struck with a "mysterious malady". Warning for mpreg! Last Chapter up!

A Modern (2019) M*A*S*H High School AU. Kids are often trouble, especially when you have this interesting bunch. When the students are in, there’s no telling what could happen at the Maryland Academy of Science and Health. Warning: this class is the definition of chaos!

Estranged from her husband, Virginia Pierce enlists in the Army in the hopes of forgetting her former life. Only she never imagined the war would be so cruel as to drop her in the same unit as the man who broke her heart. But as circumstances force her to rely on Hawkeye for strength, she wonders if war could be the very thing to bring them back together...