Current at 11/6/2011 (Online waypoint URL) You have already found this cache! Master Index    Nearest Caches M*A*S*H 4997th by ertyu & 3T's&aG (2/2) (Archived) N49° 55.256  W97° 12.872 (WGS84) UTM  14U   E 628165  N 5531368 Use waypoint: GCWC77 Size: Regular    Hidden on 6/1/2006 In Manitoba, Canada Difficulty:     Terrain:   *No attributes specified*     The 4997th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital (M*A*S*H) is here to treat soldiers injured in the course of caching. Approach the 4997th M*A*S*H unit from the helicopter landing pad at the above co-ordinates using whatever transportation method necessary. From there you can locate the unit's nearby location from the orders stowed in a container on the edge of the landing field. As a cacher-medic you should stretcher the injured soldiers to the hospital as quickly as possible. Common injuries treated at the hospital are suffocations due to being trapped in a ziplock bag and broken limbs due to being stuffed into small caches. Rehabilitated soldiers are ready to be returned to action after a stay at the hospital. Soldiers killed in action are given a place of honor in the cemetary next door.

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9/19/2006 by Kabuthunk
Was dropping off my fiancee at Red River College, and decided to take on the multi. Sun was starting to go down, so I had to rescue these soldiers quickly. After poking around the landing pad, I discovered the note and took off. A short walk later, I came across the war-ravaged landscape. I knew that I HAD to move quickly. Several of the solders were keeping an eye out for me, and helped me locate the wounded.
The "TB. Small Soldier" appears to have finished doing emergency dressing of the wounds, so everyone was stable. Took him with me to give aid elsewhere. Left the remaining solders a chainmail ball to... umm... throw at... enemies... or something . Also moved one of the less wounded solders to stage 1 of the multi to keep watch for more help.
Took: "TB. Small Soldier" travelbug.
Left: Logbook entry and chainmail ball (see profile)