In the aftermath of a devastating ambush in Iraq, a group of American soldiers returns home to Spokane, Washington, each struggling to reintegrate into civilian life after what they've experienced on the battlefield. Carrying the psychological and physical scars of war, they find the society they come back to is far removed from the realities they've faced. Among them is a doctor who, unable to save his men in the field, now faces a crumbling personal life and turns to drinking to dull his pain. Another soldier grapples with severe injuries that have dramatically altered his physical capabilities and self-image, pushing him to reevaluate his role and identity.

As these veterans strive to adjust, their stories intertwine, shedding light on the personal battles that continue long after the fighting has stopped. One of them, a female soldier, struggles with the loss of a limb and the challenges of accepting her new reality, highlighting the often overlooked experiences of female veterans. Together, they face the daunting task of healing from the trauma, redefining their sense of purpose, and navigating the complexities of relationships with family and friends who cannot fully understand what they've endured. Their journey showcases the resilience and camaraderie that can emerge from shared adversity, but also the individual paths to recovery that are necessary to move forward.