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Interestingly, in the U.K. the railroads (oops! I mean "railways") gave their employees similar badges to employees who did NOT served in the military. In Britain in WW1 it was expected that every man who could serve would volunteer, but some volunteers were rejected because they worked in defense-related work like railroading or munitions factories etc.. The badge was given to employees who had volunteered but were turned down, showing they weren't shirkers.

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