Richard Winters had faith in God, had respect for women, enjoyed the little things life offered him making the best out of them; Richard Winters didn't like alcohol, or the smell cigarettes left on the clothes; Richard Winters was a farm boy, who had entered the Army because his Country needed him. But Richard Winters doesn't exist anymore, and Lewis Nixon misses him a lot.

Lieutenant Winters is the finest officer Easy company could ask for, but Captain Beatrice Laurenti thinks he won't make it through the war, unless he finds something that would push him to fight. It turns up Dick has got much more passion than the Captain thought. There comes the eternal struggle between reason and heart.

Laura Taylor is a promising lawyer involved in a job she starts to hate very soon:covering the war crimes the American Army commits. Laura feels lost in a world where she's all alone, surrounded by rude soldiers and realizing the war's real absurdity. Hopefully, someone may prove her that war has its upsides, too, and she unexpectedly bounds with the men and a redhead Lieutenant