Lt General Rod Bishop: From USAFA to Leading Seven Commands

Meet STARRS Chairman of the Board Lt. General Rod Bishop, USAF ret, USAFA '74, interviewed by STARRS & Stripes Host CDR Al Palmer (USN ret). Gen. Bishop talks about his time at the Air Force Academy as a young cadet and his Air Force career which led him to leading many different commands in USAF, including the 3rd Air Force in Europe.

General Bishop talks about the cultural shifts in the Air Force and Air Force Academy he observed upon retiring – shifts that motivated him to found STARRS. Through personal anecdotes, he underscores the value of leaders listening to their people to build trust in their leadership that creates unity. He also offers lessons drawn from a career that took him across the globe and into the heart of both warfare and humanitarian missions.

In the second part of our episode, General Bishop shares his experiences maintaining fighter wings in Europe, his time at SOUTHCOM, and navigating the complex landscape of international threats. Learn about the critical role of joint military exercises and collaboration, exemplified by a significant humanitarian mission with Joint Forces Command. We also delve into the logistical and strategic intricacies of major operations, including President Bush's tour of Africa, and reflect on the sacrifices made by American personnel.

This episode is a compelling look at military leadership, strategic planning, and the enduring spirit of service, all through the eyes of a seasoned commander.
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