What is the maximum number of aiguillettes that can be worn on a shoulder?

In the context of NJROTC regulations, cadets can wear a maximum of two aiguillettes on one shoulder. Aiguillettes are decorative braided cords that symbolize a rank or a position of honor. Typically, they are worn by cadets in leadership positions or those serving in specific roles within the NJROTC program.

The wearing of aiguillettes is a reflection of a cadet's responsibilities and achievements. Allowing two aiguillettes provides recognition for multiple roles or accomplishments, which can be an important part of military tradition and pride. Thus, the maximum number outlined ensures that cadets can properly display their leadership and contributions without overcrowding their uniform, preserving a neat and official appearance.