Incident overview and links.

Former Navy Cmdr. Lloyd Pete Bucher, who commanded the spy ship USS Pueblo when it was captured by North Korea in 1968 and helped his crew survive months of brutal captivity, only to nearly face a court-martial back home, has died. He was 76.

USS Pueblo book list, crew list, memorials, and reunion information.

A tribute website about the capture of the USS Pueblo and the imprisonment of its crew.

Text of Senate resolution demanding return of the USS Pueblo introduced by Sen. Campbell, April 18, 2002.

Article titled "USS Pueblo Crew Honored at War Museum".

Narrative and photos about the USS Pueblo.

University of San Diego student's project with narrative and photos of the Pueblo incident.

Obituary of Harold Bowen, 87, Vice Admiral who led the inquiry of the Pueblo Incident.

"Role of USS Collett in USS Pueblo Incident" by Don Walton, CDR, USN (Ret).

Annotated photos of USS Pueblo and crew.

Specifications of the USS Pueblo.

Specifications and images of USAT FP-344 / FS-344 / AKL-44 / AGER-2 Pueblo.

Brief USS Pueblo history.

On an intelligence mission off the coast of North Korea, January 23, 1968, was attacked by North Korean naval vessels and MiG jets. 82 crew members were captured and held prisoner for 11 months.

Brief overview of the USS Pueblo incident.

Article titled "Boredom relieved by fear", which includes the memories of Lt. Stephen Harris.

Documents from the Foreign Relations of the U.S., 1964-68, Vol. XXIX, related to Korea. Documents include declassified source materials.