Not comprehensive. Just most of the best, drawn from Library of Congress and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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See the USS Pueblo web site at:
www.usspueblo.org, an excellent remembrance and testimony to the men of Pueblo,
full of info and memorabilia.
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