are of red and gold, air force aiguillettes of light blue and gold. The Governor-General of Australia, as the Commander in Chief of the Australian Defence Force, is entitled to wear a uniform on which an aiguillette made of platinum is worn. Canada Aiguillettes with shoulder boards are worn by military aides-de-camp to the Governor General. The aiguillette is gold with brass tags and worn on the right shoulder. Aides-de-camp to the provincial lieutenant governors wear the same gold-pattern aiguillette on the right shoulder, but do not wear shoulder boards. Aiguillettes are worn on the left shoulder by aides-de-camp to generals, flag officers and diplomats. Aides-de-camp assigned to the Sovereign or officers holding a royal appointment wear the aiguillette on the right shoulder. Obsolete-style gold-braid aiguillettes mixed with army crimson, navy blue, or air force blue may also still be worn by aides-de-camp to lieutenant governors, flag and general officers and diplomats who still have them. Denmark The Danish military uses aiguillettes for a number of different positions. Blue and yellow: Danish troops stationed with UNFICYP Blue and red: the Bugle Corps of the Guard Hussar Regiment Mounted Squadron Red: Royal Danish Naval Band Green: Danish military police Gold: Adjutants France The aiguillettes are worn only with the dress uniform. There are several types of aiguillettes in the French military: Aiguillettes on the right shoulder are worn by officers filling certain duties. Staff officers in the President's staff, the Prime Minister's staff, the Minister of Defence's staff and the Maréchaux's Staff. The aiguillette is always in gold wire. The aides-de-camp to the President, the Prime Minister, the Chancellor of the Légion d'honneur, the Chief of the Defence Staff and the DGA. The aiguillette can be silver or gold, depending on the officer's corps. The AdC to the generals in the army and the air force and all the staff officers in the navy can also wear this aiguillette. The military attachés of an embassy. The aiguillette is always in gold wire. Aiguillettes on the left shoulder are worn by all members of some units: The Gendarmes. The aiguillette is white for the Gendarmerie départementale and gold for the Gendarmerie mobile, including the Garde Républicaine. The Bands. This aiguillette can be blue, red, or gold. Aiguillettes should not be confused with fourragères, which can be worn in the same way on the left shoulder in parade dress. Ghana In Ghana, aiguillettes