Postal workers in the United States first won collective bargaining rights after the U.S. postal strike of 1970.

A7 Europeans approved of the U.S. strike on Baghdad.

The U.S. strike caused heavy damage to the hospital, destroying or damaging a dozen ambulances and wounding 28 civilians.

The VC commander demands information on when a U.S. strike is going to occur.

The legislation was a direct outcome of the U.S. postal strike of 1970.

On June 22, 1878, the first major U.S. military strike of the war began about two miles east of the present Crook County line.

According to Pakistani authorities, the U.S. strike was based on faulty intelligence.

It was the first direct U.S. strike in the War on Terrorism outside Afghanistan.

Silver led a rebound in precious metals prices amid mounting fears of a U.S. military strike against Iraq.

The battalion was called to active duty in March 1970 for service in the U.S. postal strike of 1970.