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First Korean American navy captain emerges
July 17, 2014
Lt. Col. Steven Lee.
Lt. Col. Steven Lee has become the first Korean American to be selected as a navy captain.
Lee, 44, whose Korean name is Lee Soo-up, was recorded in 2011 as the first Korean American captain who had graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy when he headed the USS Gonzalez.
He will be officially promoted at a Pentagon ceremony in September.
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