The ex-soldier, who was wounded in an IED blast while serving with the Coldstream Guards in 2009, hauled the 1.6-tonne van a total of 40 miles at Carlisle Airport – beating the previous best effort of 32 miles.
He is no stranger to endurance feats having completed previous fundraising challenges of running 100 miles, rowing for 24 hours and carrying a rowing machine over Yorkshire’s Three Peaks.
“It was a brutal challenge, but I kept moving one step at a time – for every brother and sister who needs support,” said Dunnings, who is now a firefighter with Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service.
He was raising money for SSAFA, The Coldstream Guards Charity and the Fire Fighters Charity.
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