Well that explains your backwards waterproof wearing habit. You are used to fasten up the back jackets, usually with tie down sleeves, and the above proves why this is so. Meanwhile I've called out the Princess Alexandra's Own Green Howard Yeomanry, mobilised the North Riding Tank Corps, the Yorkshire Gun-Coble Fleet and the YAF.*
Let them all come. We will fight them of the coast, in the estuaries, in the cities, towns, villages, hamlets, vales, wolds, dales and moors, we will never surrender!
*Yorkshire Air Force. Know as the Phew, as that's the sound they all make when they get their slightly less than cutting edge* Aircraft back on the ground in mostly one piece. We do however have three Ex-RNAS Sopwith Camels on order, to be delivered if anyone can remember where we buried the Yorkshire Gold Reserve in 1913. Apparently England wanted money for an up-coming fixture against Germany to be played at a neutral venue, Flanders.
** Sir George Cayley designed and built all of our currently in service heavier than air craft. The oldest dating back to the one flown by his coachman in 1853, updated by a steam engine. This is powered on good Yorkshire coal, although its range is limited by how long the fireman can keep the pressure in the boiler up, rather than the amount of coal carried.