The 4th edition of the Invictus Games in Sydney last week attracted over 500 competitors from 18 nations competing in eleven medal events. The Games were founded in 2014 by the Duke of Sussex, HRH Prince Harry, and both he and his wife Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, were in attendance this year in Sydney. The Games are open to all current or former servicemen and women from the regular and reserve Armed Forces who have been wounded, injured, or suffered illness as a result of war and combat. David Tyndall, a former rugby referee and current church minister in Sydney, was one of the chaplains at the event which ran from 20th-27th October and he tells us about the atmosphere at the Games and some of the competitors he met.