Lieutenant A.K. Waters and his elite Navy SEAL team are tasked with a mission to rescue Dr. Lena Kendricks, an American citizen working for a relief organization in the war-torn jungles of Nigeria. The mission takes a turn when Dr. Kendricks refuses to leave without the refugees under her care. Despite initial resistance, Waters is persuaded by her unwavering resolve and agrees to escort the group to the nearby Cameroon border for safety. Along the treacherous journey, Waters and his team witness the brutal atrocities committed by the rebel forces, which deeply affects their sense of duty and humanity.

As the team advances through the perilous terrain, they face ambushes, harsh natural elements, and increasing danger from the relentless pursuing militias. The camps they encounter reveal the horrors of the civil conflict, and the SEALs struggle with the moral complexities of their mission. Waters' bond with Dr. Kendricks grows stronger as they both face personal and professional challenges. The escalating tension and violence put their loyalty and courage to the test, forcing them to confront the true cost of their mission and the value of human life. The stakes rise, leading the team to make critical decisions as they strive to protect the innocent lives in their care.