It is thought he died from natural causes.
Captain Manley had been in the Royal Marines for more than twenty years.
His Commanding Officer said of Captain Manley: "His combination of ferocious work ethic and humility ensured that he made a sustained contribution to ISAF [International Security Assistance Force] operations on this and his previous tours of Afghanistan. A highly valued Royal Marines officer, he will be missed by all those who worked with him."
Captain Manley leaves his wife and three children.
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