How many silver five pointed stars does a Major General wear?

A Major General wears two silver five-pointed stars on their uniform insignia. This rank is typically denoted by the two stars to signify the officer's level of command and responsibility within military hierarchy. The use of stars in military insignia is a visual representation of rank, and each star generally represents a progression in rank and authority. In this case, the two stars indicate the specific rank of Major General, distinguishing it from lower ranks, which have fewer stars, and higher ranks, which have more.