The 2020 Invictus Games were postponed due to coronavirus. Take a look back at the greatest photos from Prince Harry's passion project
"The secret of these Invictus Games is not really about the amazing medical science that has saved the lives of our competitors and helped many of them to walk, swim, or move again," Harry said at the 2018 closing ceremony.
"The secret to the success of these Games has been accepting that mental health is the real key to recovery. Our competitors have helped turn the issue of mental health from a sad story to an inspiring one. They want to live, rather than just be alive."
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