#OTD in 1968, the crew of USS Pueblo crossed "The Bridge of No Return" after 11 months of captivity in North Korea. The Pueblo is still held by North Korea but remains an officially commissioned ship in the U.S. Navy. Among USN commissioned ships, only USS Constitution is older. | U.S. Naval Institute

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In January 1968, USS Pueblo (AGER-2) was attacked and seized by North Korean forces. In the process, one crew member was killed, and the remaining 82 men were taken prisoner. The crew was repatriated on December 23, 1968, but Pueblo - still property of the U.S. Navy - remains as a museum in Pyongyang. Listen to EMCS Larry Strickland (Ret.), speak about his time as a prisoner of war for 11 months after being captured. Strickland served as a fireman on board USS Pueblo. (🎥 by Gunnery Sgt. Robert