Summary: Hawkeye has glitter pens...and Officier of the Day duty; what could possibly go wrong? Hawkeye writes letters to his friends expressing his true feelings about them. A mix of angst and humour. ADHD!Hawkeye, Autistic!Hawkeye. Pairing:Hawkeye/BJ

What happens to Hawkeye, Margaret and BJ when they go home. Does the long kiss between Hawkeye and Margaret develop into something more. How does BJ handle readjustment into being a civilian. Rated M for sex scenes and drinking.

Charles Winchester is back in the States and is beginning his new career as Chief of Thoracic Surgery at Boston Mercy. His life has picked up right where it left off, but it's not the same life he left behind. Can an old friend from the 4077th help him see the proverbial light? Sequel now posted (Postoperative Complications!)

When Hawkeye moves to Boston, he runs into someone he never expected to see...

B.J. goes on a date.

This takes place during the episode "Oh, How We Danced" when the gang surprises B.J. for his anniversary. I've always wondered what Margaret's thoughts were during their dance together and this is what I have come up with.

Hawkeye's girlfriend needs emergency surgery, and he's a nervous wreck.

So I'm certain this is not an original concept, but… Hawkeye and BJ get drunk one night and confess about their unrequited loves and BJ thinks he's talking about Trapper and Hawkeye thinks he's talking about Peg or just anyone not him and… the absolute YEARNING, you know? LISTEN if y'all are going to make MASH edits with Richard Siken quotes, this is your fault

Another brief Fan Fiction scene; this time an additional scene for the Season 7 episode "Dear Sis".

A series of eavesdropping related incidents which may just change what's in the cards for everyone's favorite Head Nurse and Chief Surgeon. Set both during and after the war. Margaret/Hawkeye. Rated T for language and romantic situations. First M*A*S*H story, reviews appreciated!

Hawkeye gets some unexpected news about a former patient, and faces a moral dilemma as a result.

But the war always gets in the way!

A most peculiar matter has brought Sidney to the 4077. The notice of Hawkeye Pierce gravely oncoming has created quite the stir in camp, especially with none other than the man himself, and now it is up to Sidney to prevent the dead from dying.

Hawkeye finds something in the Swamp after Henry is gone.

Everyone deals with death differently. Some prefer to grieve and others prefer to just move onwards. The 4077 takes a stolen moment to share after hearing that Colonel Blake didn't make it home.

In 1969, with the Vietnam War escalating and violence closer to home dominating the nightly news, 15-year-old Lacy Wilson, the two-fisted granddaughter of Sherman Potter, struggles with family issues, small-town mores, and simply surviving another hot West Texas summer. Then she meets a young Army recruit headed for Basic and neither of them will ever be the same.

Die Geschichte spielt während Staffel 3, Episode 19 ("Aid Station"). Hawkeye ist an der Front und Trapper ist im Camp zurückgeblieben. Hawkeye hatte ihm im Vorfeld von seinem Testament erzählt. Was wäre, wenn Trapper dies lesen würde? (Hawkeye x Trapper)

Hawkeye thinks about the effects of war on the doctors of the MASH 4077. One shot.

Hawkeye spends the night in the Swamp reflecting on his life and the other people at the MASH 4077. One shot.

Sixteen years later, a young Korean-American girl asks about her family. AU follow-up to the episode "Yessir, That's Our Baby".

While preparing for a move, Margaret opens a box containing long-forgotten memories of her time in Korea. Fluffy one-shot.

Margaret gets a letter-she's gotten plenty over the last two years, but this is the first from Crabapple Cove.

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.

Colonel Potter's wife sends a present to his mare.

He takes oaths. There are rules. Most men are expected to follow those rules. They raise their right hands and promise to always do so. Hippocratic. Geneva. God and country. Most men honor the oaths they have taken. So what happens when they don't? An unexpected attack on the 4077th puts more than one life on the line.