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. 2012 Oct;28(10):1308–1312. doi: 10.1089/aid.2011.0363

Table 1.

Characteristics of HIV-Infected Cases (n=48) Compared to All HIV-Uninfected Active Army Personnel Who Deployed in the Period 2001–2007

 
All deploying active Army personnel
Investigation participants
Variable n (%) n (%)
Year of operation
 2002 56,226 (5) 2 (4)
 2003 276,178 (24) 16 (33)
 2004 230,695 (20) 14 (29)
 2005 215,326 (19) 9 (19)
 2006 162,507 (14) 6 (13)
 2007 186,181 (16) 1 (2)
Age groupa,b
 20–24 390,256 (34) 8 (17)
 25–29 236,806 (21) 14 (29)
 30–39 303,381 (27) 16 (33)
 40+ 138,370 (12) 10 (21)
Sex
 Male 1,019,894 (90) 47 (98)
 Female 114,107 (10) 1 (2)
Raceb
 Black 209,168 (18) 32 (67)
 Other 924,869 (82) 16 (33)
Component
 Active Not applicable 33 (69)
 Reserve Not applicable 15 (31)
Gradeb
 E1–E4 537,927 (47) 18 (38)
 E5+ 596,090 (53) 30 (62)
Marital statusb,c
 Married 590,549 (52) 22 (46)
 Single 486,144 (43) 21 (44)
 Other 57,344 (5) 5 (10)
Education
 Master degree Not available 4 (8)
 Associate/Bachelor degree   11 (23)
 Some College   22 (46)
 <High School   11 (23)
Occupation
 Combat arms Not available 14 (29)
 Combat support   23 (48)
 Medical   4 (8)
 Other support   7 (15)
a

<20 age group (6% of deploying Army personnel) not shown.

b

Differences were statistically significant (p<0.05, χ2/Fisher's exact tests).

c

Other includes divorced, separated, widowed, unknown.