Hawkeye doll comes in fatigues and with scrubs as a change of outfit included. You can buy the blue Hawaiian shirt and the bathrobe and that's it. He also has a martini and two to three surgical instruments as accessories. And a stethoscope.

Movie Hawkeye doll comes in the Hawaiian shirt, with his little golfing outfit as a change of clothes, and the scrubs are sold separately. (And also, oddly hard to find.) His accessories are a bucket hat, a martini glass (obviously!), and a golf driver club.

Book Hawkeye is just the same, but his accessories are a 'black capsule', some Trapper Jesus polaroids, and poker cards.

Knuckle tattoos that say ALAN ALDA

My blue heaven, M*A*S*H pilot episode version

Wayne Rogers falling off a horse (from this post)

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M*A*S*H still life

Here's some sources which describe each class, but bear in mind that different scholars use different metrics to measure 'class' and income isn't an accurate way to judge unless you adjust for inflation.

The Gilbert-Kahl Model of Class Structure

Crash Course: Social Class and Poverty in the US

Feel free to elaborate in the tags.

This would be too long in the tags so I hope you don't mind me making an addition to your post! I am basing my interpretation off the book, where we have a relatively clear picture of Hawkeye's family, not just through what he tells the other characters but through a letter he receives from his father. I think that Hawkeye comes from a working class. Here's a couple of passages from the book that I feel might illustrate my point:

Hawkeye comes from a big family in a small town, where none of his brothers appear to have jobs or a formal education except for him, and his father consistently has to bail them out of jail, which his father complains about and asks why doesn't Hawkeye send the money to do it. While this doesn't necessarily mean that he comes from a poorer family, the implication, especially from a book written in 1968, would probably be that his background is not especially wealthy.

We never get a confirmation (as far as I can remember) of what Hawkeye's father does for a living - the closest we get is a memory Hawkeye reminisces on about hauling lobster traps with his dad, which may mean that his father is a fisherman or something like that, but it could have just been a father-son bonding thing.

But he's probably not also a doctor, since a passing thought from Frank means... well, I'm not entirely sure what it means. After reading this 5 times over my brain has melted. But I think it means Benjamin Pierce Sr. is no surgeon.

That and if he had a doctor's income Benjamin Sr. probably wouldn't be complaining so much about Hawkeye never sending money for his brothers' bail. He seems to think Hawkeye makes enough money being a surgeon to be doing that, anyway.

Sooo... those are my thoughts on that. *Looks at watch* I should have finished my biology final like 2 hours ago but I'm doing this instead... Lol.

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Radar giving his teddy bear a sip of coffee

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You ever just... yell about #trapper john mcintyre??

Enough Trapper vs BJ rivalry. Give me post-war Hawkeye moves to Boston and tries to hang out with his old friends but ends up having to negotiate a peace treaty that makes the Korean War look like child's play because Charles thinks Trapper is beneath contempt and Trapper is trying to kill Charles with his bare hands.

#every expansion on this in the tags is golden I loooove this scenario#it’s so funny to me that trapper and Charles could theoretically work together in the same city#they could have known of or even met each other before the war @leastcreativepersonyoullevermeet

Hawkeye canonically worked in Boston before the war, too.

#I consistently forget hawkeye worked in Boston for a while#but is absolutely hysterical to me that Hawkeye and Trapper could have met at some function before#and even better is is Hawkeye met Charles somewhere briefly and HATED his vibe#and then doesn’t remember it until after he’s been in Korea for a while and is Furious about it @bookwormswillruletheworld

In the book and movie Hawkeye and Trapper had met before the war, on opposite sides of a college football game.

And Hawkeye is extremely proud of the fact that he beat Trapper, I might add. And their football game is what they first bond over, and how Trapper becomes a part of their little gang!

god I forgot I started writing a fic about Frank and that gay guy he talked to on the phone... what I had was so good too

@carbuckety so what I have written so far is mostly set up for an eventual gay rendezvous. I'm feeling crazy so this is all of it (it's like 700 words) under the cut!

From the MASH Matters Podcast

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just heard about Eileen Saki. may she rest in peace- she has the love of the MASH family forever and ever. one of my favorite parts of the show is Rosie’s- it lives on my body in permanent ink forever! love to her and her family and everyone who knew her.