U.S. Army report on strikebreaking activities during the 1970 postal strike

A report by the U.S. Army on their strikebreaking activities (delivering the mail, etc.) during the 1970 postal workers strike.

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Army-AAR_Op-GraphicHand_1970.pdf (7.97 MB)

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