After War documents the physical and psychological wounds that remain for the men, women and children who served on the frontlines of the major wars, from World War I to the most recent in Iraq. Fifteen years in the making, After War spans 25 conflicts in 30 countries, and reflects the entire spectrum of warfare. It represents the full span of war's combatants -those who enlist as well as those compelled: guerillas, draftees, mercenaries, patriots and rebels.