Who can nominate cadets for AAS membership?

The correct answer indicates that both current AAS members and AFROTC instructors have the authority to nominate cadets for AAS membership. This dual nomination system is designed to foster a selection process that is inclusive and representative of both experienced organizational members and the instructional personnel who oversee cadet training and development.

Current AAS members bring valuable insights into the qualities and attributes desirable in potential members, as they understand the values and commitments of the organization. Their nomination serves to ensure that candidates who are most aligned with AAS standards and goals are recognized and put forward for membership.

On the other hand, AFROTC instructors play a crucial role in assessing cadets' overall performance and potential. They can evaluate the cadets based on their academic achievements, leadership abilities, and commitment to service, which are critical factors for membership in AAS. This collaboration helps to maintain high standards for membership and ensures that candidates are well-prepared to contribute to the Society.

The other potential options — nominations being restricted solely to AFROTC instructors or only AAS alumni — fail to reflect the collaborative spirit of AAS and restrict the process unnecessarily. Limiting nominations to current AAS members alone overlooks the valuable perspective that AFROTC instructors offer based on their professional experience and