Judith Le

Judith Le
Native name	Lê Thị Yên Kiều
Nickname(s)	One-Eyed Queen, Hawk
Born	(1974-12-09) 9 December 1974 Phan Thiết, Kon Yên Province, Quenmin
Allegiance	Quenmin
Service/branch	CPCC - Lựvưdương Imperial Quenminese Armed Ground Force
Years of service	2000 – present 1995 – 1997 (Ground Force)
Rank	File:Vietnam People's Navy Private second class.png Seaman File:Vietnam Border Defense Force First Private.jpg Private 1st Class
Unit	3rd "Blue Eels" Detachment, II Specialized Naval Service (Lựvưdương) Force 63rd Infantry Regiment
Battles/wars	Southern Borderlands War Battle of Hoi Bí Operation Giang Tai 712 Quenminese Crossing into Tamau Battle of Yasochaburi Siege of Chiang Madao Battle of Phetchaphraya
Relations	Brandon Ngo (friend; in same unit) Tran Cong Trang Xuan (superior officer; ditto) Lương Dạo Chinh (friend; ditto) Gordon Phung (friend; ditto)

Judith Le ((1986-12-09)9 December 1986) is a female soldier serving in the II Lựvưdương Force of the CPCC. An often secluded girl, she often concentrates on her job; however, it won't stop her from acting a bit frivolous on her job, even on the beach.

Early Life

Judith was born to Peter Le, a psychologist, and Clotilde Nguyen, a nurse at St. Matthew's Hospital in Phan Thiết.

Military Career

Rice and Oil War

• Served with the 63rd Infantry Regiment.
• Lost her right eye in the Battle of Phetchaphraya.

Present-Day Career

• Wanted to be conscripted into Lựvưdương, but was initially denied due to her wound.
• Eventually recruited once passing performance tests.