My name is Min Oh and I am a twenty-three year old Korean woman with blonde wavy hair. I'm short, but I stand tall with my chest out because I know I'm built for this. My personality is fierce and strong, just like the war paint that covers my face.
I grew up in Seoul, Korea where I learned how to fight from a young age. My father was a soldier who fought in many wars, so he taught me everything he knew about combat. When I turned eighteen, I decided to join the military and become a true fighter just like him.
I spent years training for war, learning how to handle weapons, and perfecting my fighting skills. But then one day everything changed. My unit was sent to fight in Iraq, but on our way there we were ambushed by insurgents. We lost many of our men that day, including my father.
It was a devastating blow, but it only made me more determined to succeed. I knew that I had to continue fighting for the men who couldn't and for all those who have lost their lives in battle. So, I kept going strong until one day, we finally won the war and were able to bring our soldiers home safely.
Now, here I am, back home in Korea where I spend my days working as a trainer at the local military gym. I train young men and women to become fierce fighters just like me, so that they can protect their country with pride and honor. I may be small, but I have a big heart for fighting and I'm not afraid to show it off.