Who serves as the senior enlisted advisor to the BOSS council?

The installation Command Sergeant Major serves as the senior enlisted advisor to the BOSS (Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers) council because this position is responsible for overseeing the welfare, morale, and professional development of enlisted personnel within the installation. The Command Sergeant Major plays a crucial role in supporting and advising the leadership on matters affecting single soldiers, ensuring their voices are heard in community issues. This position has a broad perspective and direct access to the upper echelons of command, allowing them to effectively advocate for the needs and concerns of single soldiers at the installation level.

Other roles, such as the company first sergeant, focus more on unit-specific issues and interactions, while the command sergeant major typically serves a broader command level, and the regimental commander is primarily focused on operational readiness and mission success rather than directly engaging with the BOSS council. Therefore, none of these positions can offer the same level of advocacy and oversight concerning single soldier affairs as the installation Command Sergeant Major.