There is often more truth in fiction... Corporal Drew Clemens has been sent to Kandahar Air Field with only one week's notice and little information on what his job will entail. His employers don't believe he has the need to know what function he'll be performing in a desert war zone. Once in Kandahar, he discovers the job has been fully automated. The secrecy surrounding both his trade and his employers has prevented anybody from realizing the superfluous nature of his position. Drew proceeds to live a life of leisure while witnessing the increasing hypocrisy and criminality of the West's impact on the Afghan people. Eventually, the weight of watching war crimes unfold forces him to a dilemma. Does he keep his mouth shut and remain comfortable behind the high security zones and bureaucracy protecting him, or does he try to stop his own task force from destroying innocent lives?