[Post M*A*S*H] Margaret Houlihan has returned to the States after the war and settled in a little town in Montana. While she misses her comrades from Korea very much - one person in particular - she settles into civilian life well. That is until an unexpected encounter brings her past back to the fore. (An H/M story). [Originally posted in 2002 under the pen name "Beth Mott"

Hawkeye is sick and Charles is the one to take care of him. New feelings are discovered and explored. This is slash of the Charles/Hawkeye variety. No period typical homophobia.

Hawkeye has a dream that he can't shake. Can Sidney help him make sense of it?

Hawkeye is sent to the aid station. However he never makes it there.

War affects everyone differently. Some become rays of sunshine and others become rain clouds. And sometimes, people fall in between.

Getting drafted wasn't Hawkeye's idea of a good time. After someone messed up his orders he is shipped to the one place he never wanted to go, the frontlines. An story of what could of happened before the show began all the way to the end. Could be seen as AU, will go though the entire war.

So few stories of Hawkeye as a child! I just had to add my two pennies worth. All one shots eyas /ˈʌɪəs/ noun a young hawk

Claudia Rester helps out during episode Carry On, Hawkeye and later is permanently stationed at the 4077. She's 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 wants them to be just friends (due to a tragic reason), but life never goes according to plans. Some chapters rated M.

Set between the last Mash episode and the pilot to After Mash, Klinger and his wife Soon-Lee decide to live in the abandoned 4077 camp, while continuing their search for Soon-Lee's family.

This is the untold story mentioned in the last Mash episode, about Hawkeye's mental collapse, after witnessing a baby killed on a bus.

The untold story of Frank Burns stalking Margaret and Donald through the streets of Tokyo.

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.

The war is over. Margaret is trying to find her footing as a civilian, but how can you start over when past horrors refuses to let go? [Rated M, mentions of suicide, nothing graphic]

The sequel to Face The Music. Charles and Margaret have to navigate the unpredictable waters of their fledgling relationship in the face of familial expectations, new emotions, and a visit from one Hawkeye Pierce. Please notice the change in rating. Now complete!

Hawkeye wakes up from a nightmare and in his sensative state things spiral out of control from there. BJ helps him though his meltdown and shutdown. Based off a real life experience. Warnings: war, depression, anxiety, panic attacks, repression, ptsd, trauma, war related trauma, autistic meltdown, autistic shutdown.

I was speculating on how a sister can exist and not exist in a family and came up with this idea. BJ is joking around and accidentally triggers something in Hawkeye. Hawkeye's sister was raped, and this tore apart the family and changed his father. This is going to get very dark and angsty. Warnings inside: please read them. Pairings: Hawkeye/BJ

The war is over and everyone has gone home. Our two local idiots in love are idiots (in love). Hawkeye finds it hard to adjust and BJ is busy pretending the war never happened. Can BJ make up for it by saving Hawkeye? Well, Peggy will surely give a go! ADHD!Hawkeye, Autistic!Hawkeye. Warnings: depression, anxiety, panic attacks, ptsd, trauma (more within). Pairings: Hawkeye/BJ

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.

Soon after BJ arrives, Hawkeye gets sick, and like an idiot refuses to tell BJ; because he doesn't want to appear clingy. BJ doesn't want to scare off Hawk, so worries from afar. Idiots in love are idiots with one of the idiots being a sick idiot. ADHD!Hawkeye, Autistic!Hawkeye, Neurodivergent!Hawkeye, Bi sexual Hawkeye.

BJ spends a lot of time staring into Hawks eyes and can't figure out his eye colour, so like any heterosexual married man: he becomes obsessed with his best friends eyes. ADHD!Hawkeye, Autistic!Hawkeye, Neurodivergent!Hawkeye, Bi sexual Hawkeye.

Radar sends Hawk a letter telling him all the things he should have before leaving. Hawkeye finally lets himself grieve for the loss. ADHD!Hawkeye, Autistic!Hawkeye, Neurodivergent!Hawkeye, Autistic!BJ, Neurodivergent!BJ

Hawkeye and the nurses have an arrangement, and not the kind you think! Hawkeye is always invited over to their girls nights. Mostly just an excuse to paint Hawks nails and have Hawk get pampered, though it did run away from me abit, in a good way. ADHD!Hawkeye, Autistic!Hawkeye, Neurodivergent!Hawkeye.

Set just before 02x11, Carry on Hawkeye. Just before everyone gets struck down with the flu. When watching that episode, Hawkeye said that Trapper had been sick for 3 days, leading me to believe he was the first to get it. This is my interpretation of what would have happened if that were the case. This will be a short 3 chapter story.

[Post-Series story] Dr. Hawkeye Pierce is back home in Crabapple Cove, Maine with his father, but his thoughts are never far from a certain blond nurse that he left behind in Korea. What happens after the two unexpectedly meet up again after being set up on a blind date. [REPOSTED: Originally written 15 years ago under name "Beth Mott"]

Margret Houlihan and Hawkeye Pierce reunite after returning home from the war.