While Hawkeye and B.J. are helping the prisoner to walk in post-op, and B.J. says that she's walking better than they do coming home from Rosie's, Hawkeye responds, "She was only shot -- we're usually bombed." However, when Hawkeye was triaging her, he says that she was wounded with shell fragments.
Klinger says that they use alcohol to keep warm while on patrol yet whisky or brandy while having a warming effect would make you feel the cold more.
When Klinger is talking to the Korean MPs it's mentioned that it's freezing but there's no visible breath coming from anyone,
When Scully first appears, the camera is zoomed out too far and a lens filter can be seen. When they zoom in on Margaret and Scully, you can see clearly through the filter.
Lt. Park is seen inside post-op while wearing a pair of hand grenades from the buttons of hi chest pockets. This is one of at least two instances during the series in which a soldier is shown wearing hand grenades in post-op.
It would be highly inadvisable for a soldier to bring live ammunition into a hospital area. It may also have been against regulations -- there is a sign outside the 4077th hospital ordering all personnel to clear their weapons before entering, so there clearly is some level of restriction on weapons permitted inside the hospital area.
It would be highly inadvisable for a soldier to bring live ammunition into a hospital area. It may also have been against regulations -- there is a sign outside the 4077th hospital ordering all personnel to clear their weapons before entering, so there clearly is some level of restriction on weapons permitted inside the hospital area.
During the final confrontation scene in the compound courtyard at night when BJ and Hawkeye are trying to sneak the Korean woman out in the truck, there is a howling wind blowing to help set the mood that it is a cold, blustery night and add to the tension. However, the trees in the background are completely still (this was shot in a studio), and neither the tents nor the people show any signs of any kind of wind.