Fake charts used by Pueblo crew to foil North Korea claim
San Diego reports Lt. Edward Murphy Jr says the USS Pueblo officers planted fake navigation charts to counter North Korean assertions of territorial waters intrusion. He says key coordinates were obviously false, including a line implying 2,500 knot speed while the ship tops at 12 knots. The Navy released transmissions and notes on the seizure with details of wounded crew and the late Seaman Duane Hodges, killed during the incident.
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San Diego honors released crewmen of intelligence ship
Families of the ship’s 82 released crewmen arrive in San Diego for a Christmas reunion. The San Diego Chamber of Commerce has raised over 20,000 to fund the families’ stay, while Navy doctors report malnutrition and weight loss among the captives but no permanent injuries.
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Navy to Put Pueblo Crew Through Inquiry
No charges are expected as the Navy plans an inquiry into the USS Pueblo incident. The 82 crew members remain prisoners in North Korea, and the Navy Judicial Board will examine the conduct of the sailors, with a court martial possible if needed.
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