During the rescue mission in Syria, special soldier Vasily Jan Gromov threw himself on a grenade to cover the hostages. He was supposed to die but unexpectedly returned to the Soviet Union in 1985, returning to the point where he was drafted into the army at the age of 19. With the memory and experience of twenty-five years of military career, he started at the recruit assembly point, survived the boring training in the military camp and the difficulties of veterans. With his excellent fighting skills, shooting talent and tactical thinking, he attracted special attention at the recruiting station.
However, the gears of fate deviated again. He was supposed to enter the GRU Special Center, but was unexpectedly transferred to the border guard camp on the Turkmen border. Here, he not only has to deal with the absurd daily life and traitor incidents in the military camp, but also faces the infiltration and attacks of Afghan militants. From quelling conflicts in the camp, detecting the plot of the traitor, to participating in border patrols and rescuing plane crash survivors, Vasily used the wisdom and courage of a veteran to resolve crises time and time again and protect his comrades and civilians.
Returning to his youth, he was making up for the regrets of the past and protecting his lost comrades, while rewriting his military life in the smoke and blood. On the border battlefield at the end of the Cold War, he continued to write the loyalty and legend of Soviet soldiers.