Hi everyone, my name is Kyle, but I would prefer you call me Radar, after my favorite character in the show MASH I have another account on another WWII forum, called WW2f, and I am Radar4077 on that one. I come here for more information of WWII, because I am Greatly interested in it. My favorite subjects are Operation Overlord, and the Ambush of Pearl Harbor. Im eager to find much info! --Radar
Welcome 'Radar', I hope you enjoy: There are plenty of people with loads of knowledge here and that knowledge when combined covers the entire war. I used to watch MASH at every opportunity when I was young it was funny serious and informative, the producers directors used storeys sent in by people who served at MASH units as the basis of many episodes, much of the show was based on real events that actually happened to MASH Doctors and other MASH personnel. It also was the only war show my father would watch and he spent a year fighting in Korea including a short time in a MASH before being moved on to Commonwealth medical units.
thats nice. it was good how they put humor in serious things... M*A*S*H was actually based on a real life M*A*S*H outfit. the 8055th
That's right i now remember something about MASH being based on a actual MASH unit. As said above, they also utilized many true stories sent into them by ex Mash personnel from other MASH units as well as stories from other Military Hospitals, and RAP's etc. In the original movie their is a Australian Doctor by name of Major Black (?) he got bit parts during the TV series. But this and other characters show that MASH units had doctors attached from many of the nations who deployed to Korea.
welcome to the forum Radar, i truly hope we can help you find more information. Just dive on in and see what you need and we'll do our best.
Welcome Radar. If you have questions just ask, i'm sure there is someone on here that will be able to help you. I do have an interest in operation Overlord but i don't have a lot of knowledge on it. If i can help then just ask. Sniper
Hi and Welcome Radar. Say hello to Slipdigit for me. He was actually played by an English actor John Orchard. John Orchard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Cheers Geoff
