2006年，美國廣播公司新聞記者卜．胡祖夫遠赴伊拉克採訪戰事，身受重傷，全靠先進的軍事醫學保住性命。今次，他會帶觀眾一窺最新的軍事醫學技術，如何將傷兵從戰場帶回家，以及踏上復康之路。胡祖夫會前往各個實驗室、醫院和復康中心，看看科學家怎樣立體打印出新器官、令人造手作出仿真人的反應、在輪椅加設機械手臂、令瘸腿重獲力量。他又會訪問軍人和家屬，了解軍事醫學的發展如何拯救他們的生命、改變人生。

電視版本：雙語廣播（粵語／英語）

In 2006, ABC News correspondent Bob Woodruff was critically injured while covering the war in Iraq and was saved by the advances in military medical care. In this documentary, he will cover military medical advances and technology from the battlefield to the return home and the journey of rehabilitation. Woodruff takes viewers inside laboratories, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers, where scientists are making artificial arms with life-like responses, 3D printing new organs, adding robotic arms to wheelchairs, and giving damaged legs new strength. Woven throughout the documentary are the personal accounts from veterans and their families who share how medical advances are both saving and changing their lives.

TV Version: Bilingual Broadcast (Cantonese/English)