Better
Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) is
a program that supports the overall quality
of life for single Soldiers. BOSS identifies
well-being issues and concerns by recommending
improvements through the chain of command.
BOSS encourages and assists single Soldiers
in identifying and planning for recreational
and leisure activities. Additionally, it gives
single Soldiers the opportunity to participate
in and contribute to their respective communities.
Motivated single Soldiers with strong senior
military and MWR guidance are the backbone
of the BOSS Program.
To support the
overall quality of life (QOL) for single and unaccompanied
Soldiers
Encourages and
assists Soldiers in identifying, planning, organizing and
conducting leisure and recreational activities of their
preference
Provides an opportunity
for Soldiers to participate in and contribute to local
communities
Identifies issues
and provides mechanism to recommend improvements through
Chain of Command
Meetings: Meetings are held on the
1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month at the D W Recreation Center.
These meetings are for all BOSS Representatives at every level.
BOSS meetings
are mandatory. Executive Council meetings (BDE level BOSS Representives or higher) are at 1330. and General Assembly meetings are at 1430.
Issues
addressed during BOSS meetings will be formatted and submitted
to
the senior
military
advisor
(CSM Larry
Chapman) to seek resolution through the proper
channels or staff agency. Issues that cannot be resolved at
the installation level are coordinated through the Command Sergeant
Major.
An Installation
Family Action
Plan (AFAP)
coordinator may be released by the Installation Commander
to go forward to the Major Army Command (MACOM) AFAP.
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Army or Fort Campbell.
