Bobbie Mitchell

M*A*S*H · S2, E22

George

Hawkeye and Trapper persuade Frank not to request a dishonourable discharge for a wounded gay soldier.
M*A*S*H · S3, E2

Rainbow Bridge

Hawkeye and Trapper's plans to go to Tokyo are waylaid by the surrender of some wounded US soldiers by the Chinese.
M*A*S*H · S5, E4

Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind

Hawkeye's face is badly burnt when a stove he is trying to fix explodes.
M*A*S*H · S3, E18

House Arrest

When Hawkeye punches Frank, he gets placed under house arrest; Frank asks that Hawkeye be tried in military court.
M*A*S*H · S3, E4

Iron Guts Kelly

When a general dies at the 4077th, his aide tries to make it seem like he died heroically in battle.
M*A*S*H · S2, E8

The Trial Of Henry Blake

Radar and Henry drive off to a hearing that will determine if a court-martial for Henry is necessary, leaving Hawkeye and Trapper to deal with Frank in command. The most serious charge against Henry is aiding and abetting the enemy. Hawkeye and Trapper bring Meg Cratty, an American nurse working in South Korea, to the hearing to save Henry. In the end, they blackmail Frank and Margaret into dropping the charges by threatening to send a letter to Frank's wife.