Radar "borrows" Major Winchester's phonograph in order to play music throughout the camp. At first he is shy, knowing that what he says is being listened to. Soon the wounded start arriving and Radar is left to do a disc jockey gig. Soon patients are scattered all over the camp, including the officer's club and the swamp. There is also a shortage of blood. Hence, many of the regulars are displaced. Eventually, Potter requests "Sentimental Journey" because it reminds him of someone he fell in love with who turned out to be Doris Day. A blood donor finally shows up, but he is totally drunk and refuses to give because he can't stand the sight of blood. But they finally manage to get enough to save a soldier. Radar's radio station eventually gets shut down.
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Radar is the DJ
safenoe18 August 2020
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Radar is not a bad DJ, as he gets his hands on a set of records and plays them to keep the 4077th calm and collected as they patch up a deluge of casualties. There are so many that the patients have to be housed in the mess tent, the swamp and the officers club.
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