This documentary explores the complex and often contentious relationship between the military and the media during times of war. Through interviews with veteran journalists and military officials, the film examines how governments have historically sought to control the flow of information from the front lines, from the strict censorship of World War II to the embedded reporting of the Iraq War. It highlights the tension between the military's desire to maintain operational security and the media's duty to report the truth, revealing how these competing interests have shaped public perception of conflict throughout history.