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The Strike (1954)
Major Gaylord grapples with a vexing command in the Korean War. Aired by Studio One in Hollywood, sponsored by Westinghouse.
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Major Gaylord grapples with a vexing command in the Korean War. Aired by Studio One in Hollywood, sponsored by Westinghouse.
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Genre:War, TV Movie
Written By:Rod Serling
In Theaters:6/7/1954
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:CBS
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