
Persian Gulf War In the "Desert Storm" operation, Lieutenant Nathaniel Serling (Washington), the commander of an American army unit, mistakenly orders the destruction of a tank, which is actually an "inside" tank, and some of his countrymen's soldiers, including one of his close friends, are killed. The mental pressure of this incident leads him to drinking and the collapse of his married life.
Persian Gulf War In the "Desert Storm" operation, Lieutenant Nathaniel Serling (Washington), the commander of an American army unit, mistakenly orders the destruction of a tank, which is actually an "inside" tank, and some of his countrymen's soldiers, including one of his close friends, are killed. The mental pressure of this incident leads him to drinking and the collapse of his married life.

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