Author's note: This is a continuation of "School Days" and I think it would be wise to read the first part to fully understand this story. You can expect a third and final part to "School Days" in the near future. Thank you for your time! Questions? Comments? Complaints? Suggestions? E-mail me!

After catching up on what had happened in each others lives since Margaret had gone off to Japan, the two set off in search of their commanding officer. From what they'd heard, his name was Henry Blake and his clerk's name was Walter O'Reilly.
They found Lieutenant Colonel Blake standing by the frame of a medium sized tent that was standing in the middle of the compound. He looked rather puzzled by the papers he held in his hands. "Colonel Blake?" Hawkeye asked to get Henry's attention. It took Henry a while to figure out Hawkeye was addressing him, but when he finally realized this, he promptly answered with, "For Pete's sake, call me Henry. Oh, who are you?"

"I'm Captain Benjamin Franklin Pierce, better know as Hawkeye. This young lady here is Margaret Houlihan, also know as my sister." Henry looked bewildered when Hawkeye introduced Margaret as his sister. For the life of him, he couldn't figure out why they had different last names and how they managed to get assigned to the same post. "What can I do for you?" Henry asked. "We were wondering about where everyone would be spending their time here in Korea."

"What?"

"In other words, in what tent will the folks here be staying?"

"Uh, hold on a second. WALT-!!"
Corporal O'Reilly appeared before Henry finished yelling for him. "Sir, with all due respect, please call me Radar. Oh, you never made up the sleeping arrangements, sir."

"Oh. Uh, well, I suppose the personnel can pick their own arrangements," Henry said.

"Great," replied Hawkeye. He grabbed Margaret's hand and the two walked off to find the best living quarters possible. It took them only a minute to claim the tent that was directly across from the medium-sized one in the middle of the compound and between two other tents that would become Frank Burns and "Trapper" John McIntyre's tent and Henry Blake's tent. The tent in the middle of the compound was shared by the nurses. The one tent on the other side of Henry's tent belonged to the camp priest Father Mulcahy. The enlisted men shared a tent next to Trapper and Frank's tent. In half an hour, everyone would become very familiar with the location of the OR and post-op because wounded were expected. They came earlier than expected--about twenty five minutes earlier. "WE'VE GOT WOUNDED!!" blared the PA. The 4077th MASH would hear a lot of this type of announcement in the three years they'd be in Korea.