Stories Related to Raw Video: A Visit To The Uss Pueblo In Pyongyang, North Korea

Wochit, Asbury Park Press
Tue, 09/11/2018 - 8:27pm

The 177-foot Naval intelligence vessel was captured off the east coast of North Korea on Jan. 23, 1968. One sailor was killed in the attack and 82 crew members were taken prisoners by the North Korean government and held for 11 months. The Pueblo remains in North Korean custody but is still a commissioned United States Ship.

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Stories Related to Raw Video: A Visit To The Uss Pueblo In Pyongyang, North Korea

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