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The experiences of being wounded, flown to the 4077th, operated on and treated are seen through a soldier's eyes.
The experiences of being wounded, flown to the 4077th, operated on and treated are seen through a soldier's eyes.
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S7, EP11 "Point of View"The experiences of being wounded, flown to the 4077th, operated on and treated are seen through a soldier's eyes.
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S7, EP12 "Dear Comrade"Hawkeye and B.J. discover Charles living the life of Riley due to the attentions of his menially paid Korean servant.
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S7, EP14 "An Eye for a Tooth"Father Mulcahy takes being passed over for a promotion philosophically until he hears of a heroic helicopter pilot's advancement.
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S7, EP10 "Baby, It's Cold Outside"Charles becomes the most unpopular man in camp when he receives a winterized polar suit from his parents.
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S7, EP8 "They Call the Wind Korea"A strong windstorm affects the members of the 4077th in various ways.
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S7, EP6 "The Billfold Syndrome"Turned down for a future position at home, Charles is so irate he refuses to talk to anyone in the unit.
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