Maybe you should stop stereotyping gays then, right?
You might also think about the fact that what it was like when you were in, is not how it is now. Things have changed, NP. Now days, a lot more of the sailors/soldiers/Marines are a lot more accepting of homosexuality than they were in your day. From my experience in the Navy, it is a lot more likely that a heterosexual sailor would just say no to a homosexual sailor who mistakenly hit on him/her, than to turn them in for being gay. Now, I never actually saw or even heard of a homosexual sailor even asking a heterosexual sailor for a date, although my husband said he was hit on while on his boat, and just set the guys that did it straight by telling them he was straight. No fuss, no muss. All the guys I saw or heard about who were "hitting" on other guys, were straight guys doing it just to mess with the guys they knew were uncomfortable with homosexuals.
And, I'm sorry but the only time I've even heard about some guy in the Navy forcing another guy into sex was the story told to us by the SAVI training lady about the heterosexual guys who couldn't stand their LPO, so they drugged him and raped him. Like most rapes it was about the power and/or humiliation, not the actual sex or sexuality of the rapists or the victim. You can cling to your stories from your experience back when in the Navy if you wish, to use as proof that homosexuals will somehow be more likely to do something with a shipmate, but I know that it wasn't my experience and things have changed a lot since you were in.
