Some Internet resources have observed that Richard Foronjy, who plays the mustachioed sergeant (senior aidman at the aid station), is for some reason entirely dubbed by Johnny Haymer, who normally played Sgt. Arguably the first episode where William Christopher's character of Father Mulcahy carries the main "A" plot, though Mulcahy was a also major player in the episode Dear Peggy. Hawkeye tells him he knows the feeling, having to be outranked by the professionally-inferior Major Burns. After they pull away, Radar good-naturedly quips how odd he'd feel to be outranked by a dog. Hodkey mentions that Cupcake is up for a promotion for saving Hodkey's life. Cupcake off after they've recovered from their respective surgeries. In an end scene usually cut from syndicated airings, Hawkeye and Radar are there to see Sgt. Mulcahy, now having seen the war up close, goes back to visit Private Fitzsimons, who is impressed at the Father's bravery, and agrees to talk again. Potter is a little mad at Mulcahy, but lets it go - especially since if Father Mulcahy had NOT gone, it's entirely possible the soldier would have died. They make it back to the 4077th, and the soldier is rushed off to surgery. They call the 4077th to find out what to do, and Hawkeye talks Mulcahy through a makeshift tracheotomy, which he performs perfectly, if a bit nervously. Mulcahy and Radar get the soldier, but on the way back, they see the soldier start to choke. 
Hawkeye gets Radar and Igor to go get him, but Mulcahy takes Igor's place, without anyone's permission. Meanwhile, an aid station calls the 4077th and says they have a soldier with a bad chest wound who needs immediate surgery. Potter if he can take a trip to the Front once in a while. This leaves Mulcahy feeling insecure, and he asks Col. He even gets angry when Mulcahy reveals he's never been to the Front, and Fitzsimons refuses to talk anymore. Mulcahy tries to show him the error of his ways, but Fitzsimons is adamant. The chat is amiable, until the private says he's not sorry for what he did to get out of fighting, and he'd do it again.
He talks to Private Fitzsimons (Brian Byers), who comes from the same stomping grounds, and even knew the same World War II Chaplain, Marty "Boom Boom" Gallagher. Hawkeye asks Father Mulcahy to talk to him in Post Op.
try to hide that fact from Frank, who would surely drum the young man up on charges. Some wounded arrive, and one of them has a wound that was clearly self-inflicted. Father Mulcahy, troubled by his lack of experience at the front, insists on accompanying Radar for an errand there.
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