What is the maximum number of service stars that can be worn on the uniform?

The correct answer is based on the regulations governing service stars in the NJROTC program. Service stars are worn to recognize the completion of specific training or accomplishments. The maximum number of service stars that a cadet may wear on their uniform is six. This limit allows the representation of multiple achievements without overcrowding the uniform and maintains the clarity and significance of each star.

Understanding the significance of service stars helps cadets appreciate their achievements, as each star typically signifies a noteworthy accomplishment or training completed. The policy regarding the maximum number emphasizes the importance of representing a meaningful amount of experience rather than allowing for a potentially excessive display that could diminish the impact of each star earned.