A service will be held in Douglas at the weekend in honour of those who have served their country.
The annual Remembrance Sunday event will be on Sunday, November 8 with a parade starting at 9.15am on Market Hill.
There'll then be a service at St Thomas' Church starting at 10am.
It'll be followed by a two-minute silence and wreath laying at the War Memorial from 11am.
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