This is turn-limited version of Axis Crimean Campaign 1941-1942, seizing Sevastopol while fighting off multiple Soviet amphibious landings


Plans for the Operation Barbarossa ignored Crimean Peninsula but after the Soviet Air Force operating from Sevastopol attacked critical oil fields in Romania, Germans quickly changed their mind and decided to seize Crimea. The first attempt to break through the Perekop Isthmus to Crimean Peninsula was interrupted by the Soviet Counterattack breaking a Romanian sector of the main front line. This distraction allowed Soviet Navy to evacuate their Coastal Army from Odessa to Sevastopol, crushing German dreams of quick victory in the area. And if getting through the Perekop Isthmus required two attempts, the Axis forces faced the same exact frustration when trying to wrestle control of the Sevastopol: After quickly seizing most of the Crimean Peninsula German offensives against Sevastopol were interrupted, multiple times, by the Red Army making amphibious landings in different parts of the Crimean Peninsula.


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