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Hazel Ying Lee: The First Chinese-American Woman to Fly for the U.S. Military

February 13, 2025 admin History

Hazel Ying Lee: The First Chinese-American Woman to Fly for the U.S. Military Hazel Ying Lee was a remarkable woman who made history as the first Chinese-American woman to fly for the United States military. She was part of the

From hairdresser to Concorde pilot: remembering Barbara Harmer

November 6, 2024 admin History

From hairdresser to Concorde pilot: remembering Barbara Harmer As I sat with my store-worker parents in a crowded hall on my first day of secondary school, the headmistress’s words stung: “Any wannabe hairdressers or store workers, please get up and