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Sergeant First Class Jennifer Bos served as the POW/MIA Chair Sentinel on Nov. 1, 2025 as Nebraska Football took on USC.
Bos recently retired after 23 years as an 88M, motor transport operator, and an instructor.
She was deployed in Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2004-2005 and was awarded the Bronze Star with Valor for actions taken while ambushed on March 20, 2004. She currently lives Duncan, NE with her husband and 3 children and works as a teacher in Columbus.