The Corioli’s Institute’s Project Out of War, in collaboration with Honor the Promise, is serving Afghan Special Operations veterans and their families by acting as a catalyst and connector assisting newly-arrived members of the Afghan National Army Special Operations Command (ANASOC) and Female Tactical Platoons (FTP) community and their families build resilience as they resettle in the US and UK so they can live a dignified and fulfilling life, become contributing members of society, and feel a sense of belonging. The Out of War team is conducting life history interviews over five months to tell the stories of war and transition in the fighters’ own words. These interviews capture narratives of ANASOC and FTP members’ service in Afghanistan, their evacuation from Afghanistan to the US, their journey of being an immigrant and a reintegrating former combatant, and finally their vision of their future life and sense of purpose. These interviews are audio recorded, and where consented, anonymized audio recordings and transcripts will be published for future generations of researchers working on topics of demobilization, reintegration, and resettlement.