Is he Humble? Prince Harry comes to the aid of a lady whose hat blew off as he made a speech at RAF base

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There you go: A gallant Prince Harry returns a missing hat to its owner after it was blown off by a gust of wind


Prince Harry came to the rescue of a lady who lost her hat after a gust of wind blew it off as he made a speech at RAF Honington in Suffolk this morning.
Ever the gentleman, the Prince, 30, rushed to her aid and scooped up the wayward titfer before returning the garment to its delighted owner with a big smile.
Harry's moment of gallantry came just after he had made a speech in which he praised the 'professionalism and determination' of the RAF's 26 Squadron.
The royal, who is fresh from a visit to Kandahar Airbase in Afghanistan, inspected ground troops before presenting No. 26 Squadron RAF Regiment with a new standard.Dailymail Reports.
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There you go: A gallant Prince Harry returns a missing hat to its owner after it was blown off by a gust of windLet me help: Harry scoops the errant hat off the parade ground tarmac, watched by troops and well-wishersJob done! A beaming Prince Harry returns the wayward hat to its delighted owner

Praise: Prince Harry praised the RAF's 'determination and professionalism'Standard: He also presented 26 Squadron with a new standardMarch: RAF Honington serves as the depot for the Royal Air Force's contingent of ground troops



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