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There were also the Order of the White Feather during WWI in the UK (and I'm sure other variations in other countries at the time). They were women who would walk around and try to shame young men into enlisting, or they would present a white feather to men who weren't in uniform to highlight their "cowardice."
Some of the men these women gave feathers to were on leave from the front lines, or even home after being discharged from some horrific injury sustained on the front. My personal favorite: article.
Especially amazing because it was pretty damn rare to still be alive to receive a Victoria Cross.
If that were to happen today, you can give them the white feather and say "Why aren't you serving?"