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Hello and thank you for downloading Witness the History programme from the BBC World Service.

On January 23rd, 1968, a US naval intelligence ship was captured by North Korean forces in the Sea of Japan.

In 2012, Chloe Hadjimuthieu spoke to Skip Schumacher, one of the American crew members taken prisoner.

The few tourists who visit North Korea each year are often invited to see an American military

trawler, the Pueblo, which is mored along the Teedong River in Pyongyang.

Guided tours are offered by officials keen to capitalize on the fact

that their country still has the only US Navy ship currently being held captive.

And a video plays to those on board recounting events in a triumphant tone.

The brave seamen of our people's army captured Pribler, the armed spaceship of the U.S. Imperialist which was conducting espionage in our

territorial waters and over 80 aggressors and broader ship. It all started on January

the 2nd 1968 when a small trawler disguised as a scientific vessel

set sail from Japan. In fact the USS Pueblo was a spy ship carrying high-tech

communications equipment and a crew of more than 80, many of whom

were experts in decoding the messages they hoped to intercept from the North Korean military.

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