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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:
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