How was it transphobic? The whole entire show is extremely critical of the wars (Vietnam in theory, and Korea in practice), the military, and the state of society in general.
Stating that it's transphobic because it just depicts a common practice of draftees seeking non-dishonorable discharge is like stating "Get Out" is a racist movie because it depicts racism.
The only hate ever depicted towards Klinger is by characters that are considered antagonistic. Not to mention the multiple plotlines that are extremely supportive of homosexual characters.
Save for the first three seasons with Hawkeye and Trapper's overt "womanizing", it's an extremely woke show even by today's standards. Alda even spoke out against his character being written as such. At most, it's fairly misogynistic. I'm not really sure how you come up with transphobic though, unless you haven't really watched it.
Not necessarily, but kinda. Graduated in 2021 and was lucky enough to already be employed full time with a cool, well paying company as a software engineer. I've kinda outgrown my position, and have been trying to switch into cyber. I've gotten my sec+, pentest+, have a secret clearance, and over 5 years of experience in the industry with heavy exposure to cyber. 500 applications sent out, a damn near pristine resume constructed, and have gotten about 35 interviews, probably ~10 second interviews, 2 third interviews, and no job offers. That all happened over the course of a year.
At this point I've decided to reenlist and transfer to Army cyber while getting a quick MS in Cybersecurity from WGU. Maybe that'll finally get me a cyber job after my 36 weeks of active duty training