What must NJROTC cadets avoid wearing with their uniform?

NJROTC cadets are expected to present a sharp and uniform appearance while in their official attire, which includes the NJROTC uniform. Civilian clothing, such as jeans, t-shirts, or non-regulation attire, is not compatible with this requirement, as it detracts from the professionalism and discipline that the uniform represents. The purpose of the uniform is to foster a sense of unity and identity among the cadets, and wearing civilian clothing undermines that goal by introducing personal style choices that are not in line with the NJROTC's values.

While athletic wear, fashion accessories, and protective gear might have specific contexts where they are not allowed, they do not carry the same implications of professionalism and uniformity in the way civilian clothing does when worn with the NJROTC uniform. Each uniform has established regulations regarding what is deemed acceptable, and it is essential for cadets to adhere to these standards to maintain the integrity of their representation within the program.