Norman is assigned to become an assistant driver inside the Fury, but is surprised by the fact that the Fury-crew contains a young woman. As he is taken on into the group, Norman competes with finding out what she is doing here, and how and why she got here. All while Fury continues fighting Krauts in Nazi-Germany.

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, which is why a woman found her perfect fit in the group belonging to the tank named Fury. As she fights by the sides of her new friends, they face tough times, tragic deaths and the new kid, Norman. But war leaves scars, and only some are visible.

June Nichols went to war instead of her brother. After years of fighting she finally gets assigned to a platoon that accepts her. For the first time she experiences what brotherhood really means. Will initial friendships blossom into romantic relationships during this period of death?