Hawkeye is deeply troubled over what he's read, knowing that he never would have let Millie get close, insistent as he is on keeping things casual. She ends the diary mentioning she's going to go take a walk, the last thing she would ever do. We learn that she felt a lot for Hawkeye, but never let on. Hawkeye takes it back to the Swamp and reads, and we hear Millie's words in a voice over. But Mulcahy suggests he read Millie's diary, which he found among Millie's personal items. Hawkeye grows so frustrated that he decides to give up trying to write a eulogy, turning the job back over to Father Mulcahy. He starts asking people in camp about Millie, but no one has much to say about her: Margaret can only say 'she was a good nurse', and even her fellow nurses don't have much to add other than commenting that when Millie got sent a big box of fudge from home, she only gave her roommates one piece each.

After making small talk, he volunteers to deliver Millie's eulogy.

Later, Hawkeye finds Father Mulcahy as he goes through Millie's personal items, looking for information about her to prepare the service. Everyone is shocked and saddened, but none of them volunteer to say 'a few words' at Millie's memorial service. Apparently, she went for a stroll in the hills, and stepped on a landmine. The next morning, during breakfast in the Mess Tent, Col. as he brags about the great night he just had with a new nurse, Lt. Hawkeye returns to the Swamp in the middle of the night, waking B.J.

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