The public is being thanked for supporting the armed forces.
An estimated 1,000 people lined the capital’s promenade on Sunday as forces personnel past and present marched to a service at the Villa Marina.
Chairman of the armed forces day committee, Brigadier Norman Butler, said servicemen and women of all ages were touched by the reception
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