USS Pueblo Crisis
The incident was also called the "USS Pueblo Crisis" given
its potential magnitude (the DRPK was a strong ally of the Soviet Union
at the time, which, it is now suggested, was to some extent behind the
incident). In the image above are bullet holes the vessel received from
the DPRK navy. One crew member was killed in the shootings. The crew
members were ordered to burn sensitive information they had onboard
once it was clear that there was no escaping from North Korean forces.
The Pueblo is the only US vessel currently in possession of another
country.
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