An armed forces covenant for the Isle of Man has been officially endorsed by Tynwald.
Politicians unanimously agreed to welcome the document, which promises a duty of care to the armed forces on a formal legal footing.
Home Affairs Minister Juan Watterson says the pledge to look after military personnel past and present will not come at a cost to the taxpayer:
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