When Hawkeye and Trapper were desperate for essential medicine, Henry (actually his desk) was there.
When an little Korean boy was seemingly orphaned, the whole camp, especially Trapper were there.
When Hawkeye needed an outlet for his anger and heartbreak of losing a close friend, Henry was there.
When a lamb needed to be spared, Hawkeye, Trapper and especially Radar were there.
When Margaret need sobering up and quickly, Hawkeye and Trapper were there.
When Henry could have used evidence to dispute his unfit for command charge, again, Hawkeye, Trapper and Radar were there.
When an enemy patient desperately needed a blood transfusion, Hawkeye, Trapper and in an significant way, Frank were there.
When Radar needed help to clear his name from a gun theft, Hawkeye and B.J. were there.
When a soldier needed someone to care for his Korean family, Radar was there.
When Frank was heartsick after Margaret married, Hawkeye, B.J., and Colonel Potter were there.
When the camp needed stirring up in one way or another, Colonel Sam Flagg was there.
When Radar suffered through a tonsillectomy, Hawkeye and B.J. bearing ten gallons of strawberry ice cream were there.
When Margaret's ring was mistakely disposed of, Hawkeye, B.J. and Klinger were there.
When Father Mulcahy needed to be shown his importance to the unit, Hawkeye, along with the whole camp were there.
When B.J. was in pain from his child calling another "Daddy," Hawkeye was there.
When Klinger was to become a shish-kebob from a mis-guided mother's rage, Colonel Potter and Margaret were there. When Margaret needed a confidant with her assumed pregnancy, Hawkeye was there.
When Colonel Potter faced disiplinary action for Hawkeye, B.J. and Radar, along with the rest were there.
When a nurse wished to become a doctor, Father Mulcahy, Margaret, and Hawkeye were there.
When an abandoned American/Korean little girl was faced with ostracism and ignorance, Hawkeye, B.J., Charles and especially Father Mulcahy, along with the camp, were there.
When the head of a Korean household fell ill, and the family needed supporting, B.J. was there.
When Klinger was faced conviction for a camera theft, Hawkeye and B.J. were there.
When Charles was laid up with severe back pain, Father Mulcahy, Klinger, and especially Margaret and Colonel Potter were there.
When Hawkeye subconsciously suffered from a childhood trauma, Dr. Sidney Freedman, along with the others were there.
When a distraught, awol soldier demanded assistance for home, Father Mulcahy was there.
When Margaret could have used support with unfair, unscrupulous allegations, Hawkeye, B.J., Klinger and Charles were there.
When Hawkeye was side-swiped by the increase of rotation points and his actions that stemmed from it, a red-hued B.J. and the camp were there.
When Charles needed rescuing from a revenge-minded, non-promoted Corporal, Hawkeye, B.J. and Klinger were there.
When Col. Potter, Margaret, Charles, Hawkeye and B.J. needed Klinger for an assortment of tasks, he was there.
When Margaret was stricken with laryngitis, but desperate to attend a famed doctor's lecture, Charles was there.
In all of these instances, plus many, many more, where someone(s) or something was blessed and better because of it, especially the patients that came through the 4077th, some special personnel were there.
