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The 4077th's evacuation to a nearby cave poses a big problem for Hawkeye, then Col. Potter becomes aware of it.
The 4077th's evacuation to a nearby cave poses a big problem for Hawkeye, then Col. Potter becomes aware of it.
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S7, EP22 "Rally Round the Flagg, Boys"Col. Flagg shows up at the 4077th again, convinced that Hawkeye is a Communist sympathizer.
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S7, EP23 "Preventative Medicine"A careless colonel increases the number of seriously wounded soldiers arriving at the compound.
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S7, EP21 "C*A*V*E"The 4077th's evacuation to a nearby cave poses a big problem for Hawkeye, then Col. Potter becomes aware of it.
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S7, EP19 "The Young and the Restless"A young surgeon from Tokyo makes the doctors of the 4077th feel out of touch with new medical practices.
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