A missing scene from "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen." Takes place after B.J. tries to leave Korea but ends up being sent back; meanwhile Hawkeye has returned from the institution. Don't you think they have things they should talk about?

Set in 1969. When an unexpected visitor shows up on Hawkeye's doorstep with a request, he reluctantly looks back on the breakup of a friendship. Updated with Chapter 4. Now complete!

Hawkeye, first-person POV. "After I got home from the war, I figured that would be the end of the drama in my life. Or at least, the major drama. I assumed that the end of the war meant the end of the truly life-changing, soul-shaking, mind-blowing experiences that had been commonplace over there. How wrong I was." Updated with Chapters 8 and 9 - now complete!

Mail call brings a surprise — and a quandary — for Radar.

Three years after the war, Hawkeye and B.J. are together again… and on a road trip.

Hawkeye and B.J. didn't think they'd be seeing each other again once the war ended, but who were they kidding? As a result of their intense bond, Daniel Pierce and Peg Hunnicutt find themselves in a somewhat odd relationship.

It's early 1969 and Erin Hunnicutt, who's away at college, finds herself in a difficult situation. Fortunately, she knows just who to call.

Just a few days after B.J. arrives at the 4077th, he and Hawkeye spend an afternoon fishing and reflecting on the loss of a good man.

Post-war story. Sidney Freedman and a tale of two patients he treated in Korea. Vaguely refers to a storyline in "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen."

It's silly, it's meta, and best of all, it answers one of the series' most baffling mysteries.

Set in the early 1970s. Margaret arrives home from work to some expected, but still difficult, news.

"Let me tell you something about your fellow soldiers. Your colleagues, your brothers in arms. You will find that you'll do anything for them."

Post-war Hawkeye-Daniel ficlet. Somewhere along the way — and Hawkeye couldn't even truly identify when — there had been a role reversal.

Hawkeye gets some news that has him convinced somebody's playing an April Fools joke on him.

A series of 100-word AU drabbles inspired by various episodes throughout all 11 seasons. Updated with drabbles 38 through 40 - now complete.

The members of the 4077th never really need a reason to party, but in this case they have a good one: it's New Years Eve.

Weird, anachronistic, completely silly Christmas story featuring a certain M*A*S*H doctor and a certain toy space ranger.

Based on events in "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen." A few months after the war, there are still repercussions from that night on the bus.

A post-"Goodbye, Farewell and Amen" ficlet. Hawkeye gets a phone call soon after he arrives home.

Post-war story. Hawkeye and B.J. have a practice together in San Francisco, but they're overworked and overwhelmed.

Post-war story. People come and go all through your life, but there are some who will stay with you forever.

The title pretty much says it all. Four vignettes taking place over many years, all post-war.

Post-war story. Hawkeye knew it would be tough, trying to shake off the past three years, but it's been months now since he left Korea, and it's not getting any easier.

One day… one very bad day. On a continuous loop.

B.J. receives some exciting news… but he’s not convinced it’s for real. A ficlet written in response to the prompt “trick.”

The war is coming to an end. What does that mean for the camp dog? The final installment of Puppy Dog Tales.

A series of 100-word drabbles inspired by various episodes in seasons 4-11. Updated with the final 5 drabbles. Now complete!

When a newly arrived B.J. Hunnicutt can't sleep, he walks the compound and contemplates his new life.

Many years after the war, a grown-up Erin Hunnicutt gives Hawkeye a call on Veterans Day.

It's Halloween night and Hawkeye's all alone in the Swamp. Or is he?

Eleven seasons and no musical episode! Well it’s time to right that wrong.

Fourteen years after Korea, Margaret gets an unexpected visit from a former colleague.

Hawkeye, always reasonable, decides he wants Labor Day off, and that’s that. Somewhat AU.

Almost a year after the war, B.J. learns something about Hawkeye that sends him reeling. Updated with Chapters 2 and 3 - now complete.

Everyone’s been short-tempered and snippy lately, so Potter calls Sidney Freedman in to see if he can bring some tranquility back to the 4077th.

Hawkeye has a heart-to-heart with someone special in the Swamp.

B.J. finds Hawkeye brooding in the Swamp after a particularly bad day.

Klinger’s new Section 8 ploy just might be the one that gets him sent home. But is it really a scheme, or has he actually come unhinged?

Post-war story. Hawkeye visits an ailing Sherman Potter in the hospital and meets Mildred for the first time.

It’s the morning after a big 4th of July party, and the camp dog goes in search of a companion who’s not hungover. Is that even possible? Another installment of Puppy Dog Tales.

Everyone’s favorite Intelligence officer shows up at the 4077th — but why?

B.J.’s finally back home, but he had no idea how hard it would be to shake off the war.

Post-war story. Thanks to a medical seminar being held in San Francisco, B.J. gets to finally meet the man he’d replaced at the 4077th.

A solemn occasion brings the members of the 4077th together again after 15 years.

Post-war story. B.J. struggles to find just the right gift for Hawkeye’s birthday.

The camp dog gets something that has him feeling special, but meanwhile, Charles is feeling down in the dumps. Another installment of Puppy Dog Tales.

The folks of the 4077th prepare for an Easter celebration and the camp dog looks forward to getting a name. A sequel to “Anywhere But Here.”

A visitor arrives at the 4077th just as the gang is planning a surprise party for Hawkeye.

Dreams bring some cryptic messages to the folks of the 4077th. Updated with Chapters 6, 7, 8, and 9. Now complete!

By request, a sequel to “Aftereffects.” A few weeks after that story’s end, Hawkeye pays B.J. a visit in California.

Post-war story; a sort-of sequel to “Stateside Yuletide.” The second M*A*S*H Reunion has the gang gathering in Maine on Independence Day, as Hawkeye harbors a secret.

Post-war ficlet. A typical morning in the Pierce household, as seen through the eyes of a guest.

When Hawkeye and B.J. get lost on their way back from the 8063rd, Radar and Klinger set out to try to find them. Updated with Chapter 4 - now complete.

Hawkeye’s self-destructing on a nightly basis, leaving B.J. worried and wondering how to help. Follows “Hawk’s Nightmare.”

As he's unpacking back home, Hawkeye finds something unexpected in his duffle bag. Inspired by dialogue in "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen."

Five years after the war, the members of the 4077th come together for a special holiday celebration.

A foot soldier wanders into camp, bringing a mysterious illness along with him. Updated with Chapters 2 and 3 - now complete.

Erin Hunnicutt asks her dad to tell her another story about the folks from the village of Mashland. Spoilers for "Out of Sight, Out of Mind."

As the gang sits down to a Thanksgiving meal, Col. Potter has a simple request.

B.J. tells his daughter another story about the little village called Mashland. Spoilers for "Mulcahy's War."

When Erin Hunnicutt asks her dad to tell her a story, he reaches into his own past and remembers a most unforgettable character. Spoilers for “Peace on Us.”

A few months after the war, Hawkeye’s in New York City for a surgical conference. You determine the outcome.

B.J.'s trying to adjust to Korea. A ficlet in response to the prompt "sounds."

A series of 100-word drabbles inspired by various episodes in seasons 1, 2, and 3. Updated with the final four drabbles. Now complete!

Post-war story. Hawkeye and B.J. may be 3000 miles apart, but they can't seem to disconnect.

At the age of 10, Hawkeye’s life is changed forever. Another Hawkeye-Daniel ficlet.

In the middle of the night, as most of the camp sleeps, Hawkeye finds himself staring into the barrel of a loaded rifle.

Another slice of life from Crabapple Cove, Maine. A missing scene from the episode “Hawkeye.” As Radar takes him back to camp, Hawkeye remembers his first time behind the wheel of a car.

A couple of snapshots of the relationship between Hawkeye and his father, taken about 20 years apart.

The folks of the 4077th are bored out of their minds, so Hawkeye comes up with an unusual project to keep everyone occupied. Updated with the final three chapters. Now complete!

A reporter from Stars and Stripes arrives to write an article on a day in the life of the 4077th. Unfortunately, he shows up during a major lull in the action.

A post-war story inspired by dialogue in the episode “Lt. Radar O’Reilly.”

A post-war story consisting of a number of vignettes - much like a “Dear Dad” or “Mail Call” episode, though not as skillfully done - but with the focus on Hawkeye and Trapper.