Two days before the Allied invasion of Normandy, Lts. Winters and Nixon reflect on the events that led Easy Company to D-Day.

D-Day. Due to German flak, the tense men of Easy Company are dropped all over the Normandy countryside.

On D-Day plus two, the scattered men of Easy Company regroup and prepare to take the town of Carentan.

Back in England, Easy Company's D-Day veterans heal and get acquainted with green replacement members.

Lt. Winters leads a contingent on a risky mission over a Dutch dike while the rest of Easy Company undertakes a rescue.

The men of Easy Company fend off frostbite, hunger and the enemy while holding the line in a forest outside of Bastogne.

After the winter, Easy Company must take the town of Foy despite an incompetent new commander.

Easy Company is ordered to send a patrol to take enemy prisoners in the Alsatian town of Haguenau.

Arriving in Germany, the men discover an abandoned Nazi concentration camp still filled with emaciated prisoners.