Victory at Sebastopol

At the height of the Crimean War, and the seige of the Russian city of Sebastopol continues. Attempting to cut off the Russians' supply line, the allies send a squadron of battleships with 15,000 soldiers onboard. Comamder Phillip Hazard is order to buoy a channel under the shore batteries guarding the Straight of Yenikal. Spring 1855, the height of the Crimean War, and the siege of the Russian city of Sebastopol continues. In a desperate attempt to cut the Russians' supply line at the Sea of Azoff, the Allies commit 15,000 troops, five batteries of artillery, and virtually every ship of their Black Sea fleets. Commander Phillip Hazard and HMS Huntress undertake the crucial mission of marking a new channel for the Allies' attack under the formidable shore batteries guarding the Straight of Yenikale.