.jpg)
The Isle of Man will join together on Sunday to recognise those who have served, or are serving, their country.
The centrepieces of Armed Forces Day - formerly known as Veteran's Day - will be a parade along Douglas Promenade and a church service.
They will be followed by a get-together with entertainment at the Villa Marina.
Chairman of the Armed Forces National Day Committee Brigadier Norman Butler says those in the forces, both past and present, are welcome:
"Clowngate": MHKs start 2026 with a war of words
Onchan and Ramsey representatives clash over online comments
Island has to 'plan for things we hope will never happen'
Emergency planning officer discusses preparing for weather events
Free coffee mornings 'hugely important', says Douglas City Library
Librarian Jan McCartney believes it will encourage people to be social during winterÂ
Local women gear up for international biking challenge
The Women Riders World Relay is coming to the Isle of Man.
Isle of Man faces renewed scrutiny ahead of Moneyval inspection
Concerns raised over anti-money laundering effectiveness as international assessment approaches