In 1973, a group of American soldiers is trapped in Vietnam and about to be executed by the Viet Cong. Among them is Santos, a determined rebel leader, who stages a daring escape with the help of fellow soldier, Robert. Fast forward almost two decades later, Santos has become the leader of a revolution in Colombia, aiming to overthrow a corrupt dictator. However, his attempt to liberate the country ends tragically, leaving his sister Christina desperate for assistance to continue her brother's fight. She reaches out to Robert McBain, now a war veteran living a quiet life, who owes his freedom to the fallen Santos. Motivated by this debt and his sense of justice, Robert reassembles his former unit to aid Christina and the struggling Colombian resistance.

The makeshift squad embarks on their mission fraught with challenges, from gathering necessary funding through unconventional means to dealing with various military obstacles. As they proceed toward Colombia, the mission becomes a personal journey not only to avenge Santos but to reaffirm their own sense of purpose against tyranny. Tensions and camaraderie build among the group as they confront both external threats and internal doubts about their motivations and what lies ahead. With each step closer to their target, they're reminded of the immense sacrifices war demands and the true cost of freedom. Amidst escalating danger, they must rely on their combat experience and enduring friendship to navigate a treacherous path through the heart of conflict.