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University of Washington alum flies Navy’s F-35C

Bremerton, Wash.–Oct. 4, 2024. Published on Kitsap Sun.

The Navy’s first stealth fighter jet and currently the world’s only long-range stealth strike fighter is a marvel of military strength and engineering. That may not all sink in for Husky football fans who watch a flyover from the F-35C before Saturday’s national championship rematch between Washington and Michigan in Seattle — but it will mean a lot to one Kitsap family.

Andrew Quam, who grew up in Silverdale and graduated from Central Kitsap and the UW, is now a Lieutenant based in Lemoore, California. He was one of the F-35C pilots who flew over Seattle on Saturday, bringing the Navy’s most advanced stealth strike fighter to Washingtonians.

Pei-Yu Lin shot and edited the video for Kitsap Sun.

Bremerton Air Show features F/A-18 Super Hornet

Bremerton, Wash.–Aug. 17, 2024. Published on Kitsap Sun.

The 2024 Bremerton Air Show includes a U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet demo team flown by a Central Kitsap High School grad.

Pei-Yu Lin shot and edited the video for Kitsap Sun.


USS Ronald Reagan relocate to Bremerton after 9 years in Japan

Bremerton, Wash.–Aug. 15, 2024. Published on Kitsap Sun.

The USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) arrived in Bremerton on Aug. 13, 2024, becoming the second Nimitz-class aircraft carrier now based in Naval Base Kitsap, joining the USS Nimitz (CVN 68).

Pei-Yu Lin shot and edited the video for Kitsap Sun.


USS Nimitz returns to Bremerton following deployment

Bremerton, Wash.–July 3, 2023. Published on Kitsap Sun.

The USS Nimitz aircraft carrier arrived in Bremerton in July 2023 following a seven-month global deployment.

Pei-Yu Lin shot and edited the video for Kitsap Sun.


Hōkūleʻa canoe from Hawaii arrives in Suquamish amid global voyage

Bremerton, Wash.–Aug. 27, 2023. Published on Kitsap Sun.

Indigenous cultures connected outside the House of Awakened Culture in Suquamish when Hōkūleʻa, a Polynesian canoe from Hawaii, arrived in Suquamish during its 47-month global voyage in the Pacific Ocean.

Pei-Yu Lin shot and edited the video for Kitsap Sun.


USS Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Bremerton (video)

Bremerton, Wash.–July 23, 2021. Published on Kitsap Sun.

The USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier arrived in Bremerton on Thursday, July 22, 2021, to begin a year and a half of work at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. Peiyu Lin / Kitsap Sun

The USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier arrived in Bremerton Thursday to begin a year and a half of work at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.

Pei-Yu Lin shot and edited the video for Kitsap Sun.


International Front: Hong Kong 2020 (documentary)

Produced by Pei-Yu Lin from Jan. 2020 to May 2021. – http://www.hkintlfront2020.com

“International Front: Hong Kong 2020” is a 20-minute documentary filmed, edited, and produced by Pei-Yu Lin as her master’s project at The University of Arizona. She documented how overseas Hong Kong activists continued to promote the democracy of Hong Kong in Taipei, Houston, and Seattle in 2020.


Kitsap residents rally in solidarity with Ukraine after the Russian invasion (video)

Bremerton, Wash.–March 9, 2022. Published on Kitsap Sun.

Events were held around Kitsap County and Puget Sound on March 5 and March 6, 2022, to support the peace of Ukraine after the Russian invasion. Peiyu Lin / Kitsap Sun

The Stigma of Belly Dance – The Blurred Line of Sex & Sensual (video)

TUCSON, Ariz.–Jan. 17, 2020. Published on Arizona Sonora News.

The Stigma of Belly Dance: The Blurred Line of Sex & Sensual (Pei-Yu Lin shot and edited this video).

Belly dancers often face sexual harassment when audiences mistakenly associate belly dancing with the sex industry. 

Pei-Yu Lin interviewed belly dancers at Xanadu Dance Studio in Tucson, and senior dancers Carmen Evans and Ramona Grewe, to shed light on this issue and provide solutions to the problem. 


What do the University of Arizona faculty think about the Hong Kong National Security Law? (radio)

TUCSON, Ariz.–Oct. 9, 2020. For Arizona Cat’s Eye.

Taiwanese people participate in a rally to support the first anniversary of Hong Kong’s anti-extradition protests at Liberty Square in Taipei, Taiwan on Jun. 13, 2020. Photo: Peiyu Lin
Reported and Produced by Peiyu Lin on Oct. 9, 2020.

After China implements the Hong Kong National Security Law, professors who teach China affairs at several US universities decided to take certain measures, such as coding students’ names or adding warning labels to protect students from the risks of being prosecuted by Chinese authorities this semester, according to the Wall Street Journal.

In this radio feature story, Pei-Yu Lin interviewed the faculty and a recent graduate at the University of Arizona Department of East Asian Studies to find out what they think about the situation.