OXCART and the Pueblo Incident: All Americans who followed the news of the capture of the “research “quasi-Navy ship USS Pueblo by the North Koreans on January 23, 1968 were truly moved and horrified by their plight.

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Date: 2009-11-23 14:25:09 Signals intelligence Aircraft North KoreaUnited States relations North Korea Espionage National Security Agency USS Pueblo Aviation Lockheed A-12 Lloyd M. Bucher Pueblo Edward R. Murphy		OXCART and the Pueblo Incident: All Americans who followed the news of the capture of the “research “quasi-Navy ship USS Pueblo by the North Koreans on January 23, 1968 were truly moved and horrified by their plight. Add to Reading List Source URL: roadrunnersinternationale.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 39,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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