Wendy Lee is in Law Enforcement and has been a Military Policewoman in the past. She had wanted to be a soldier since she was little and enlisted when she was 18. She does not like to be called a “woman in the military” because it’s insulting and sexist but is happy that gender does not matter when it comes to her duties. She has been on the front line in combat situations for over five years; she is comfortable with the situation. However, she does not like being called a “soldier” but rather a “soldier/police officer” because they are different things. But she refuses to be called a “woman in the military.”
She was born in South Korea and moved to New York at nine years of age. Wendy studied at Our Lady of Victory High School for three years and has three brothers. Her mother is a school teacher; her father is a businessman. She has two dogs named Thor and Freya, who are both very loyal to Wendy. Her brother is in college, while her other brother is in the Army National Guard.
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