How many oak leaf clusters can you wear on an aam?

Answer 1

One would wear a single Silver Oak Leaf Cluster. The Silver Oak Leaf Cluster signifies that the Army Achievement Medal has been awarded 5 subsequent times and the Ribbon itself signifies the first one awarded. For every AAM awarded after this, one would wear a Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster (signifying one awarded AAM) until one reaches 11 total awards. At this point, one would wear a second Silver Oak Leaf Cluster.

Answer 2

The answer is one silver and one bronze oak leaf cluster worn on the same ribbon...

After you have been awarded a particular decoration or medal, the subsequent award of the same decoration or medal are indicated by the wear of a single bronze oak leaf cluster. With each additional award, another bronze oak leaf cluster is added, for up to a total of four oak leaf clusters which signifies that you have been awarded the decoration or medal five times. If you receive a sixth award, a silver oak leaf cluster replaces the four bronze oak leaf clusters. If you receive additional awards, more bronze oak leaf clusters are added until a total of four bronze oak leaf clusters are accumulated and another silver oak leaf cluster is added, repeating the process.

Answer 3

By AAM if you mean the US Army ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL, you can wear as many clusters as times you have been awarded the medal.

Answer 4

Assuming you're referring to the Army Achievement Medal, it would be two OLCs (one for each subsequent award ie beyond the first)

Answer 5

Four clusters would be worn on the ribbon. The ribbon counts as one of the five.