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Mitchell B. Lerner: The Pueblo Incident

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The spy ship and the failure of U.S. foreign policy, the Pueblo. The book is a book about the American Information Collector Pueblo, which was released in North Korea in January 1968, and it contains an analysis of the Cold Electric U.S. foreign policy. It includes not only politics and diplomacy but also military expertise by the Navy.

Korean title: 푸에블로호 사건

Korean author: Mitchell B. Lerner

Korean publisher: 높이깊이

ISBN-13: 9788975882333

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December 23, 2011

What if the U.S. Slot were to be attacked by North Korean troops on the high seas near North Korea? What if the soldiers in that trap were tortured and abused by the North Koreans? On January 23, 1968, the U.S. Navy, which carried 83 crew members to work on the sea level 40 kilometers off the coast of North Korea, was threatened by four North Korean new fleets and two Miggi. The Pueblo was not in the middle of a war but was the first U.S. military ship to be launched in peacetime in 150 years.

Mitchell B. Lerner: 푸에블로호 사건
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