Daughter of Hye Ryon Lee and Dosan Ahn Chang Ho, sister of Pil Lip "Philip" Ahn, Philander "Ralph" Ahn, and Soorah Ahn, Philson Ahn.
Lt. Susan Ahn Cuddy joined the Navy in 1942 after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. She became the first woman Asian American to serve in the Navy and the first woman gunnery officer. During World War II, she served as an instructor in both combat air tactics and the use of the .50 caliber machine gun. She subsequently worked at office of naval intelligence as a code breaker and at the National Security Agency during the Cold War. [From the US Navy Official Website]
Lt. Susan Ahn Cuddy joined the Navy in 1942 after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. She became the first woman Asian American to serve in the Navy and the first woman gunnery officer. During World War II, she served as an instructor in both combat air tactics and the use of the .50 caliber machine gun. She subsequently worked at office of naval intelligence as a code breaker and at the National Security Agency during the Cold War. [From the US Navy Official Website]
Daughter of Hye Ryon Lee and Dosan Ahn Chang Ho, sister of Pil Lip "Philip" Ahn, Philander "Ralph" Ahn, and Soorah Ahn, Philson Ahn.
Lt. Susan Ahn Cuddy joined the Navy in 1942 after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. She became the first woman Asian American to serve in the Navy and the first woman gunnery officer. During World War II, she served as an instructor in both combat air tactics and the use of the .50 caliber machine gun. She subsequently worked at office of naval intelligence as a code breaker and at the National Security Agency during the Cold War. [From the US Navy Official Website]
Lt. Susan Ahn Cuddy joined the Navy in 1942 after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. She became the first woman Asian American to serve in the Navy and the first woman gunnery officer. During World War II, she served as an instructor in both combat air tactics and the use of the .50 caliber machine gun. She subsequently worked at office of naval intelligence as a code breaker and at the National Security Agency during the Cold War. [From the US Navy Official Website]
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