The story begins with Lieutenant Kelly Sheldon and Anna Crawford on a routine flight over Bosnia. The mission takes a dangerous turn when they lower their altitude to record soldiers committing atrocities. This ill-fated decision leads to their capture by enemy forces, setting the stage for the horrific events that follow. The tension mounts as the pilots realize the gravity of their mistake, and their once-routine mission spirals into chaos.

After their capture, the young pilots are subjected to a brutal interrogation by their captors. Stripped of their rights as prisoners of war, they are treated with utter disdain and cruelty. The interrogation scenes are intense, filled with fear and desperation as the pilots endure harsh questioning and physical abuse. The reality of their situation becomes horrifyingly clear—they are not just prisoners; they are women in enemy hands, and there will be no mercy.

Thrown into a freezing, rat-infested barrack with other young female prisoners, the pilots face a new level of terror. Chained and naked, they are forced to survive in deplorable conditions, surrounded by despair and suffering. The barrack becomes a place of relentless humiliation as the women are subjected to inhuman treatment by their captors. For Kelly and Anna, the nightmare has only just begun, as they are singled out for the most degrading and brutal tasks.