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Then you lose the whole narrative to time. If you are a very good writer, you can handle this. Or just go for the classic Villain Hero relationship, or just have the Hero pay her to become his sidekick because he desperately needs one, and the villain gets to laugh at him, or many other ways.

It's still a Parole Officer/Parolee relationship, which IRL are all kinds of fucked up, because there's the threat of being locked up for the parolee if they refuse. It's very difficult to establish actual consent under these circumstances.

To start, the guy changing her while she's unconscious. Then there's the lack of consent inherent in a parole officer/parolee relationship, which when they happen IRL are frequently heavy on the rape. That's overcomeable, but you need to be a damn good writer and careful. Also, panty shots...

There weren't many women on the non-hospital ships though (if any), as far as I know, so that wouldn't make sense. But yeah, they probably observed a ton of male gay sex.

In someways, probably. In other ways, probably more 'progressive' (in the good sense, not the stupid) than normal 1945 America. The military was more integrated than the US at the time, though it was not fully integrated until 1948. Also, there were a number of gay service members as well that...