Huey helicopters inbound
Two Vietnam War helicopters are headed to the Isle of Man for a weekend.
The Huey aircraft saw more than 700 hours worth of combat during the conflict.
They are set to arrive at Ronaldsway this afternoon.
The helicopters will be showing off their battle scars between 2pm-4.30pm (Saturday) next to the Manx Aviation and Military Museum, and throughout the day at Jurby on Sunday.
Engineer and avid pilot Phil Connelly says their crew will be standing by to answer questions:
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