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The BOSS Program was established in 1989 to respond to the Recreational needs of Single Soldiers. As the program was implemented throughout the Army, it became evident that Quality of Life was the primary concern of Single Soldiers. In 1991, the Chief of Staff of the Army officially expanded BOSS to include all aspects of Soldiers’ lives. BOSS members later began to express an interest in Community Service projects. Recreational and Leisure, Quality of Life, and Community Service are the key components of the BOSS Program. Now, here at Ft. Stewart/HAAF, 50% of the Soldiers that make up the Division are Single.

Senior Military Advisor: CSM James E. Ervin
MWR Advisor: Chris Dent, 912-767-4316
BOSS President: SGT Carson, 912-767-9917
Vice President: SSG Phinisee, 912-767-9917 FSGA
HAAF Vice President: SPC Ford, 757-927-9791
Activity Coordinator: Michael Bramhall, 912-320-9031
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Upcoming Events

Texas Hold'em @ Rocky's Zone, Every Mon & Wed in Jan (except for 17 Jan Training Holiday)
Competition Day, 28 Jan
Speed Dating, 11 Feb Registration Form
Deep Sea Fishing, 19 Feb Registration Form
Sky Diving, 12 Mar Registration Form
BOSS Pro Hockey & Basketball Trip to Atlanta, 25-27 Mar
Open Mic Night, 1 Apr

For further information on event registration contact Chris Dent at (912) 767-4316 or SGT Carson (912) 767-9917.

Calendar of Events

January 2011
February 2011
March 2011

3 Pillars of BOSS

Quality of Life

Quality of Life for Single Soldiers deals primarily with those things that the Single Soldiers can directly or indirectly influence to enhance their morale, living environment, or personal growth and development. Some of the issues addressed are dining facilities, education, fitness centers, Soldiers’ quarters, medical and dental care, commissary, and AAFES.

Recreation and Leisure

Fun activities that are planned by the BOSS council while working in conjunction with the MWR Advisor and the Senior Military Advisor of the BOSS Program on this Installation. These events are geared primarily towards the desires of the Single Soldiers, Single Parents and Geographical Bachelors stationed here at Ft. Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield.

Community Service

BOSS councils often elect to participate in community programs or projects which make a difference in the lives of others, the community, ultimately, themselves. In past years, BOSS members have volunteered to take part in Big Brother/Big Sister, and Special Olympics. Some councils have developed their own committees that send packages to deployed Soldiers.