A second Royal Navy vessel is due to arrive in Douglas today (Sunday).
HMS Charger will join HMS Walney, which arrived on Thursday, in supporting the Royal Navy Presentation Team, which is giving a talk at Mount Murray on Tuesday.
The Charger is a fast patrol craft from Liverpool University's Royal Navy Unit.
Lieutenant Commander Tim Green, commanding officer of HMS Walney, says Charger is primarily used for training.
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