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Cpl Max Klinger was a character in CBS television series M*A*S*H (1972-83) as played by Jamie Farr. In the early years of the show, Klinger was dressing as a female in order to get a Section 8 out of the Army. He wore size 10 pumps and a variety of ladies gowns showing off his hairy chest.
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