FOR MANY VETERANS, THE WAR DOESN'T END WHEN THEY COME HOME.

AFTER SERVING TWO DEPLOYMENTS IN AFGHANISTAN, MARINE CORPS VETERAN JOHN BROZOVIC STRUGGLED TO FIND THE SAME SENSE OF PURPOSE, CONNECTION, AND BELONGING HE ONCE KNEW. THE WEIGHT OF HIS EXPERIENCES FOLLOWED HIM LONG AFTER HIS MILITARY SERVICE ENDED.

BUT IN THE RIVERS AND MOUNTAINS OF MONTANA, JOHN BEGAN TO FIND SOMETHING HE HAD BEEN MISSING.

THROUGH PROJECT HEALING WATERS, WHAT STARTED AS A PASSION FOR FLY FISHING BECAME SOMETHING MUCH GREATER: A COMMUNITY OF FELLOW VETERANS WHO UNDERSTOOD HIS EXPERIENCES, SHARED HIS STRUGGLES, AND REMINDED HIM THAT HE DIDN'T HAVE TO NAVIGATE LIFE AFTER SERVICE ALONE.

THE WAY BACK IS A STORY ABOUT THE INVISIBLE BATTLES VETERANS CARRY, THE POWER OF HUMAN CONNECTION, AND THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVING SOMEWHERE TO BELONG.

BECAUSE SOMETIMES, IT'S ABOUT FAR MORE THAN FISHING.