Charlie Peters was interrupted live on air by the flypass of a legendary WWII aircraft.
The GB News star was presenting from Armed Forces Day celebrations in Aldershot when the plane thundered overhead.
Turning and pointing at the craft overhead, Charlie exclaimed: “I think above us is a Dakota, part of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight!”
The Dakota was the RAF name for a US cargo plane, which was the workhorse of Allied air operations during the Second World War, executing airlifts, paratrooper drops and medical evacuations.
“That is our heritage. But what is our future? Those are the questions that we're asking today,” the GB News star added.
Earlier, he had posed that question to the new Defence Secretary, Dan Jarvis.
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