Striking Workers Lose Draft Deferment

The video discusses the transition from civilian life to military service, highlighting the initial pay and pride associated with khaki work clothes. It covers military orders and the reclassification of defense strikers, emphasizing the importance of fulfilling service obligations for which deferment was granted. The video concludes by stressing the American people's demand for complete defense service from every man, whether in the army, industry, or on the farm.

What implications does the text suggest about deferred classifications?

In what ways does the text indicate that service to the government is viewed?