Flying without wings: 100-year-old Don goes 'skydiving' for charity

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In the last few weeks we've all got to know a number of centenarians.

We've met Captain Sir Tom Moore and been introduced to Joan of Park, aka Joan Rich from Felixstowe.

Well now it's time to meet another - Don Keiller from Cambridge The World War two veteran marked his 100th birthday this week - and wanted to do something special to mark it - so he chose skydiving!

Actually Don was looking forward to throwing himself out of a real aircraft, but had settle for indoor skydiving, after a doctor said he couldn't do the real thing, as he explains:

It's not just for fun - Don's fundraising for Royal British Legion Industries - a charity close to his heart.

All precautions were taken at the indoor skydive centre in Milton Keynes and three generations of his family took part. 

He enjoyed it so much he went up again - and it's believed he's the first 100 year old to do a high indoor skydive.