Yes. HIV can be contracted from oral sex, anal intercourse, and vaginal intercourse (especially when small tears in the vaginal wall occur). Also, using an infected person's needle when using IV drugs can infect someone with HIV.
Yes you can.
HIV does not prevent menstruation. Women with HIV still have periods.
HIV is still deadly.
Not if the woman is not infected with HIV.
No; a man can't get HIV from a healthy woman (by healthy I assume you mean HIV free). A woman (or man) can look healthy, but be infected with the virus.
A woman is just as likely to get HIV from a military man as she is to get it from someone who is not in the armed forces.
In order to have a baby with HIV, the mother must be HIV positive. When a woman realizes she is pregnant it is important for her to be tested for HIV. If she is HIV+, there are treatments available that can nearly eliminate the risk of her child being infected.
Placenta and breast milk. Most HIV woman will take anti-retrovirals during pregnancy,give birth via Cesarean and not breast feed. This reduces transmission risk to 0.8% (UK standard of care)
No , if a some people are HIV positive it means they aren't clean and you will be risk to contact with them.
HIV is spread through bodily fluids, say a woman has HIV and a man has sex with her unprotected, her fluids get inside his urethra (pee hole) and he could contract HIV. You can also get HIV from open wounds if you have a sore or anything, and they have HIV and they are bleeding, or if their bodily fluids come in contact with the open sore
It is actually still possible that your child will not contact HIV from you, even though it is unlikely.
With proper precaution's, it is possible.