I found this website had a lack of hurt/comfort stories starring Maxwell Klinger, so I decided to change that.

Lieutenant Ivy Rose Maddox is the new Nurse at the 4077th and the daughter of a General , the younger sister of an MP, The cousin of the head nurse , and the Lady love of a aristocratic Major (Well eventually) . She's also brilliant , a gorgeous bombshell funny ,and a good Nurse. I don't own MASH just my OC's and this story. Rated M for mention of injury, swearing, and smut .

This story is M*A*S*H fan fiction. I don't own any of these characters except Christopher my O.C. It's about a small boy that gets found by Hawkeye one of the MCs. Because this story is in the 50th. There can be some slight woman's unfriendly remarks, spanking of children, and some unfriendly old ways of thinking or actions.

In the beginning, the 4077th M*A*S*H had only one company clerk. But you shouldn't put all your eggs in one basket... The staff learn it the hard way when Radar comes down with the flu and a (dress-wearing) substitute must be trained ASAP, while the doctors battle for a new autoclave.

Major Charles Emerson Winchester the pompous is appointed garbage officer. If that isn't comedy I don't know what is

Katherine Scarlett Miller was an angry woman from an extremely wealthy family. Alas the circumstances of her birth weren't exactly favourable. Thankfully the crew at the 4077th don't care about that nonsense! A little bit of romance, a little bit of drama, a LOT of fun!

A decade after the events of "Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen", everybody from the 4077th reunites, even those who left (Trapper, Radar, and Burns, plus the ex husband of Hot Lips) and reminisces about their days at the MASH unit. As the reminiscing continues, the reunion takes a shocking turn. Read & Review, please! Rated "T" for some language.

This is my first fanfic in this series and I'd appreciate a bit of critique on the way I write these characters if possible! Hope you enjoy it, I'll be adding more onto every once and a while.

Trapper hated the war with a passion. To combat his loneliness, he'd fallen for more nurses at the 4077 than he cared to admit. Some of them he loved and losing them was painful. But losing the smallest love of his life (the boy named Kim) was the most painful of all. Continuation of "Kim" (Season 2, Episode 6)

Hawkeye misses the 4077th.

Ever since she joined the war effort Captain Ellie Marie Lennox wanted nothing more than to join one of the M*A*S*H units in Korea, but she had no idea how much the 4077th would change her life.

It's a long road to sobriety, and Mulcahy is not having an easy time of it, but Klinger will always be there when he calls

On an August night in 1962, the news of Colonel Potter's passing reaches Margaret and Hawkeye, and they have to leave their house by the ocean behind and travel to Hannibal. Meet their old friends again, that strange family bound together by blood, cold, rain, and last breaths. They have to say goodbye to the man who will forever hold big pieces of their hearts.

Overcome with grief after telling the camp about Henry's death, Radar goes into the departed Lt. Colonel's office.

Genevieve "Vivi" McCullough is a talented nurse who served in World War II. After civilian life, she finds herself back in the army, this time in Korea at the 4077 M*A*S*H. There she meets the dedicated doctors and nurses who save the lives of young men and civilians through "meatball surgery". Through it all, Vivi will find that they not only changed her life, but she theirs.

It takes time for smoldering embers to catch fire. But under the right conditions it can take, what feels like seconds, to turn into a blazing inferno.

Hawkeye seems to be particularly susceptible to the cold. BJ watches him shiver and wishes there was a way to warm him up. Pre-romance.

The 4077th mourn, grieve and deal with the aftermath of Henry Blake's shocking and sudden death on the way home from the war.

Hawkeye is having a rough time when B.J. reminds him of what's really important. While waiting on a replacement Jeep, Radar finds a four-leaf clover. The rest of the camp finds out how lucky they can be. Set just before 4x22. Rated T for light swearing. One-shot, complete.

It's September 17, 1951. Let's spend time with each character to find out what they are doing now, and how they became who they are. Follow Klinger, Colonel Potter, Major Houlihan, Hawkeye, BJ, Charles and Igor as they go through this day in Korea.

AU WI Hawkeye had gone home instead of Trapper? One-shot.

The 4077th is busier than just medical tasks. Colonel Flagg is visiting, searching for a link to the Black Market. General Mark Stover. who is taking over for General Rice is coming for a visit. There's an update on Frank Burns, and there's heavy fighting, which is keeping the 4077th very busy.

What if Frank Burns had been written differently? Instead of the Whining, Barely Competent, Heavily Disliked, Thin Skinned, Cheating doctor in the show, he was a decent doctor and decent person. He still believed in the Army regulations and was very patriotic - more of a perfectionist straight arrow who could tolerate his Swamp mates. What would this other Frank Burns be like?

Snippets and moments in the time one Lieutenant Veronica "Dixie" Sanders spends at the 4077th MASH.

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.