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The story of MASH 4077 was set down in a book MASH: A Novel About Three Army Doctors by Richard Hooker, who was a doctor of the first Korean MASH 8055 (later the 43rd Surgical Hospital). The Robert Altman movie and CBS television series were enhanced by further memories of other folks assigned to the 8055 and other Korean MASH units.
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At the campsite how did Hawkeye call Chingachgook?
Father..from the book by Diana Gabaldon (A Dark and Distant Shore) ..not MASH related.
What is the book who are you about?
A book that you wrote about yourself is an autobiography. A book that you wrote about someone else is a biography.
Who wrote Hunt for Red October?
Tom Clancy wrote the book.
Who wrote F is for Fugitive?
The author who wrote the book F is for Fugitive is Sue Grafton. The book was released in 1989 and is considered to be a fiction book with mystery and suspense.
Who is the author of the book room 13?
George Orwell wrote the book Room 101
Who was the writer of mash 4077?
Larry Gelbart was the creator and head writer of the TV series "MAS*H" (not Mash 4077) which ran from 1972 to 1983. He played a significant role in shaping the show's tone and blending comedy with poignant moments.
What is MASH 4077?
MASH stands for Mobile Army Surgical Hospital. "4077" was its unit number.
Where was the MASH 4077?
Korea
Is there a copy right for MASH 4077?
Yes
Mash 4077 how many episodes were there?
251
Where is Rosie's bar on MASH?
Across the street from the 4077
Where was MASH 4077 located?
The MASH 4077 (or as Colonel Potter said it "4 0 double-7") was in Uijeongbu, South Korea during the Korean War. It was noted time and time again that the 4077 was only 3 miles from the front
Where was MASH 4077 filmed?
The television show was filmed in California.
Was Lauren chapin an actor in sitcom mash 4077?
She never was
Who was major Ruth haskell in mash 4077?
Jill Edwards
Name of doctors tent in mash 4077?
The name of the tent is The Swamp
Was mash 4077 based on a true story?
Not all of the story is true.
