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On War Service


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Card issued to H. Storey, a munitions worker at Hadfield's Ltd., certifying he is serving his country equally with those who have joined the army for active service. October 1914.

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The card reads:

At the suggestion of the War Office and with the approval of Lord Kitchener, the Chairman and Directors wish to place on record the fact that H. Storey is engaged in the manufacture of Munitions of War and is thus serving his country equally with those who have joined the army for active service in the field.

 

On War Service Badge worn by my Grandad William Arthur Smith during WWI. He had a reserved occupation at Vickers Ltd., Brightside Lane and wasn't required to serve in the Armed Forces. 1915.

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