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'''''M*A*S*H''''' is a novel by [[Richard Hooker]] about army surgeons in a [[mobile army surgical hospital]] (a "MASH" unit) during the [[Korean War]]. Loosely based on his own experiences, the book is a series of episodes of three Americans coping with the pressures of war and emergency surgery and army bureaucracy. The book was made into a movie starring Elliot Gould and Donald Sutherland. A TV series based on the movie ran from 1972 to 1983. [[Gary Burghoff]] played "Radar" in both the movie and the TV series.  
 
'''''M*A*S*H''''' is a novel by [[Richard Hooker]] about army surgeons in a [[mobile army surgical hospital]] (a "MASH" unit) during the [[Korean War]]. Loosely based on his own experiences, the book is a series of episodes of three Americans coping with the pressures of war and emergency surgery and army bureaucracy. The book was made into a movie starring Elliot Gould and Donald Sutherland. A TV series based on the movie ran from 1972 to 1983. [[Gary Burghoff]] played "Radar" in both the movie and the TV series.  
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Although the book treated the North Koreans as an enemy, the TV series seemed to be set in Vietnam rather than South Korea in terms of its "anti-war" tone.
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Although the book treated the North Koreans as an enemy, the TV series seemed to be set in Vietnam rather than South Korea in terms of its "[[anti-war]]" tone.
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