• Contents Foreword: The Field of Mars Acknowledgments Introduction: The Bitterest Envy Bill: The Ballad of Vulture Dick Rolf: Hollywood Marines Wormy: Hell Bent for Leathernecks Gayle: Double Penetration Andrei: A Family Tradition & Denis: Raised on Soldier's Milk Maynard: Servicing Sailors Cory: Bury My Heart at Twentynine Palms John: The Air Force Glory Hole Replica David: The Milk Run Rick: Aries Marine Bull-Pussy Don: Interview with a Pornographer Martin: Fathers and Sons Lance: Come to Daddy Doug: Good Old Boys Howard: Sneaking on Base Anonymous: Why? Tom: The Brotherhood of Marines Reference Notes.
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Challenges assumptions about both chaser and chased and poses pointed questions about the wisdom of those who seek to divide the world into straight and gay. This book includes interviews and essays that suggest that for many men the advances of the gay rights movement have actually made it more difficult to form affectional bonds with other men.
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• Contents Prologue Introduction: Penetrating Marine Machismo Corporal Keith: The Devil Dog Yell Lance Corporal Ted: The Absent-Father Tattoo Corporal Alex: Marine Biology First Lieutenant Frank: Parris Island Is Burning Captain Eric: Marines Like To Be Looked At Sergeant Wood and Corporal Marie: Gay and Straight Are Identical Major Luke: Isolated Pain Corporal Jack: Smell of Masculine Marine Corporal Alex (Coda): A Parable Reference Notes.
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Offers a look at homoeroticism and hypermasculinity in Marine Corps life. This book challenges the popular stereotype of the Marine as all-man and unquestionably heterosexual.
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• Contents Foreword Prologue: "Are You in the Navy?" Introduction: The Myth of Heterosexual Purity Anthony: The Boot Camp Dream Eddy: The Sea Bitch Lieutenant Tim: The Uniform Trent: The Boatswain's Locker David: "Hard, " Not "Tough" Ray: The Navy Corpsmen Nipple Piercing Ritual Gregg: The Unmaking of an Activist Russell: Strong Friendship Sonny: Navy Tradition Kevin: The Network Jack: "Don't Kiss Me, I'm Straight" Chaplain Phil: Gay, Straight, Whatever Joey: I'll Always Be a Sailor Anthony (Coda) Reference Notes.
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Includes the conversations that reveal how known gay and straight men can and do get along in the sexually tense confines of barracks and shipboard life once they discover that the imagined boundary between them is not, in fact, a hard line.
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Despite massive media attention to the issue, there remains a gross disparity between the public perception of gays in the military and the sexual realities of military life. This title features conversations that reveal how known gay and straight men can and do get along in the sexually tense confines of barracks and shipboard life.
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• Contents Foreword Introduction Jeff: Sex is Sex Randall: George Bush is Gay John: Here's How a Faggot Slaps Ryan: Damn Gay, Damn Republican Chaz: Maybe You Were a Wrestler in High School Scott: Making Up Love Doc: Happy but Confused Lieutenant Matt: Speaking in Tongues Lieutenant Doug: How German Is It? Rolando: Blessed Ron: German-American Friendship Chuck: Opening the Door Lonnie: I've Done Good Deceiving Them Jason: Where the Men Are Russ: The Army Made Me a Queen Kyle: Getting Away With It.
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In an era of increased public awareness that gay men and lesbians serve in the US military, knowledge remains scant of what their sex and social lives are really like. This title challenges assumptions and stereotypes of gay (and straight) men in the military from conversations with several very different men serving in the military.
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Challenges assumptions and stereotypes of gay men in the military from conversations with several very different men serving in the military.
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