A Royal Air Force team has won a tri-service military tabletop war games competition. The Inter Service tournament at Nottinghamshire's Chetwynd Barracks featured more than 1,000 miniatures and was the first event of its kind to be held at the site. The competition pits miniature armies against each other in an intense game of strategy focused on wiping out the opponent.

Each game is designed with one mission: to survive, to destroy the enemy and to move around the board To do that, those taking part are calling upon their military training, although the main ethos behind the competition is to bring personnel together. War Games Club chairman, Lance Corporal Henry Primrose, praised the event’s "community spirit". "It is a competition at the end of the day but the main emphasis with this is to bring all of us together and enjoy it," he said.

The competition pits miniatures against each other in tabletop battles.