A group of ex-armed forces veterans who sustained life-changing injuries while serving in the line of duty will return to the Island next month.
It's down to support from the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company - which supports 'Let's Do Veterans Support' - an Island-registered charity.
It helps individuals come to terms with injuries and disabilities such as loss of limbs, limited vision, partial paralysis, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
It has been bringing veterans to the Isle of Man since 2014 to experience the thrill of the island’s motorcycling races.
This year, a group of six motorcycling-fanatics will return for the Southern 100 International Road Races free of charge, which will take place around the Billown Circuit from 8th to 11th July.
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