A Royal Canadian Air Force crew went down in the Burmese jungle during the Second World War and never came home. Director Garth Pritchard follows a recovery team as it pushes through dense terrain to locate the crash site, working from wartime records and local accounts to narrow down where the aircraft fell. Interviews with relatives of the missing airmen sit alongside veterans and researchers who explain how RCAF crews operated in the China-Burma-India theater and why so many losses there were never fully accounted for. The film tracks the physical difficulty of the search itself, cutting equipment and supplies through jungle that has swallowed wreckage for decades, and follows the process of identifying remains and returning them for a proper military burial. It is a small, specific story rather than a survey of the Burma campaign, built around one crew, one family's decades of waiting, and the practical work of forensic recovery in a war zone that has long since gone quiet.