Gay, HIV+ Soldier Claims That His CDR Compiled, Distro'ed List Of HIV+ SMs. How Is HIV+ Status Reported To A Gaining Unit?

I started with the assumption that they will never be deployable, and they probably won't be (just judging on other conditions that make you non deployable). In my opinion, in a time of downsizing the folks with non deployable profiles that they will not recover from should be separated from the service to make room.

Prior to having this soldier I was not aware of how few systems this condition has when treated. Other than having a code that prevented deployment or being told, I would never have known there was an issue.

Deployment is only one aspect, yet on that alone, in an era of downsizing, they, like any other non deployable SM should be the first to be separated.
HIV is a communicable disease.. Service members in daily training at starting at PT on to Motor pool tasks, most any tasked duty during the day to filed training and yes deployment put all of the SM near that HIV positive SM at risk. Even with the best intentions and stellar attention to their condition, the HIV+ SM does not control the environment they move in. If this were a civilian corporation that knowingly put an HIV+ employee in daily physical contact where scrapes, cuts and worse are expected as part of the normal routine. That corporation would be in for a huge lawsuit should a fellow employee contract the dieses though blood contact of an infected employee. Why do we care less about our service men and women.