BOSS History

Fort Polk BOSS started in conjunction with the Army-wide implementation in 1990. Fort Polk has an award-winning program, consistently striving to improve the quality of life for all Soldier with a special emphasis on the single Soldiers. Fort Polk received the Presidential Gold Award for Community Service in 2007 and first place in the Commissary Awareness Campaign in 2007. Fort Polk is home to one of the most active and productive BOSS programs in the Army.

Facility Info

The Fort Polk BOSS program does not currently have its own building, but operates out of F & MWR at the Main Post Headquarters, Bldg. 350. Meetings and various events are held at the Showboat Theatre.

Who May Participate in BOSS Events?

All single Soldiers, to include single parents and geographical bachelors, National Guard and Army Reservists on active duty status for more than 30 days. We welcome all ranks (enlisted and officer). We also frequently allow married Soldiers and their families to participate in various BOSS trips and activities.