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This morning, next to a grey sea, a ceremony took place on Douglas promenade to honour a small group of very brave men and women.
The work of the Royal Air Force Air Sea Rescue Unit around the Isle of Man has been officially remembered by a plaque on the sea wall, next to the Sea Terminal.
Jim Ferguson served with the unit and was behind the idea of mounting the memorial:
First cruise call of the season leaves Isle of Man without stopping
MV Hamburg approached the Island but has headed for Liverpool
Planning approval wanted for padel courts at Noble's Park
Local group wants four courts on the former tennis site
Minister confirms immigration healthcare surcharge has been delayed
£1,000+ charge won't be brought in before end of administration
Old Police Station in Castletown to be sold by Manx National Heritage
Tynwald approves motion after debate over upkeep and protections
