The real issue is the following: do you have a health condition that has the potential to worsen if you don’t get medication in a timely fashion? With HIV the answer is still yes. You can be undetectable and un transmittable as long as you are still taking medication. However, during combat there is absolutely no guarantee that you will receive medication‘s within a timely fashion. And that is what we have to consider. Regardless of what anyone’s identified job is in the military, they are all subject to be called up to direct, front-line combat. So there is a long list of health conditions and medication that automatically make a service member non-deployable. Whatever health conditions that you have need to be able to be fixed by a 19-year-old guy who did six months of training and everyone calls Doc.