Army General Irvine once participated in the Gulf War and was prominent as a three-star general because of his outstanding military strategic ability. He was stripped of his rank by a military court because of a wrong accusation and he was thrown into a highly guarded military prison. The warden of the prison, Colonel Winter, is known for his harsh, iron-fisted policy. At first, Colonel Winter respected the legendary general, but in Irvine expressed his understanding of the warden’s management methods. After dissatisfaction, this reverence evolved into a kind of enmity and hatred. Irvine and the corrupt warden began a public confrontation. The increasingly fierce confrontation finally triggered a massive prison escape. Irvine commanded the "new army" more than 1,200 inmates he had recruited. The war to overthrow the warden’s rule.
A group of prisoners who have been sentenced to "no longer a soldier" in prison have to prove that they can still fight like brave soldiers. Therefore, this escape is not only related to their freedom, but also closely related to the honor they once regarded as life.
