Lessons in leadership, service, and humility: Retired General Jim Pasquarette on 38 years in the Army
Jim Pasquarette retired in May as a three-star general officer after a 38-year career in the Army. He served in West Germany during the Cold War, in the Pentagon during a global pandemic, and as Commander of the US Army Japan. He learned a few things about leadership, service, and humility along the way.
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Show Notes
Jim Pasquarette retired earlier this year as a three-star general officer after a 38-year career in the Army. He served in the Pentagon as Deputy Chief of Staff of the Army G-8 and as Commander of the United States Army Japan before that -- the last part of a career that has taken him all over the world, from West Germany during the Cold War, to Washington DC amid a global pandemic. He sat down with KYW Newsradio In Depth's Tom Rickert to talk about his career, the people he's served with, and what nearly four decades in the army has taught him about leadership, mentorship, service, family, and humility.
Links to the non-profit organizations General Pasquarette recommended below:
The United Services Organization: https://www.uso.org/
Army Emergency Relief: https://www.armyemergencyrelief.org/
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