M*A*S*H (1970)

M*A*S*H 1970

In the movie, he served in one of the field hospitals called MASH (short for "Mobile Army Surgical Hospital", meaning "Mobile Army Surgical Hospital") that served in the rear during the Korean War in 1951. lines. and is often referred to as "the butcher." It tells the adventures of a group of surgeons and an assistant. None of this team of surgeons are professional soldiers. They came here from civilian hospitals. Therefore, the last thing you can see in the tent hospitals here is military discipline. Amid major surgeries, amputations, the dead, and other pains of war, they can find time each day to laugh, have fun, and have fun while keeping their heads up on their primary duties. In fact, there isn't a single action scene in the movie, and MASH is one of the greatest anti-war movies.