This film is about the costs of service to one's country and the ongoing human phenomenon of armed conflict. This film explores these universal issues through the eyes of one small Virginia town and the "boys" of its National Guard unit who "laid so costly a sacrifice upon the altar of freedom" as the first to land on D-Day in 1944. Sixty years later, echoes of the past travel with the young, fresh-faced members of that same unit, from the same families and from the same town, as they are deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq. This timely cross-generational story - at various moments tragic, romantic, and inspiring - is a thought-provoking, emotional look at those who go to the battlefronts and those they leave behind. This film is by Joe Fab and Elliot Berlin.