Occra Hills, Sierra Leone—September 10, 2000: British SAS soldiers, paratroopers and snipers infiltrate two rebel camps in a daring—and deadly—rescue attempt.

Seven lives hang in the balance in West Africa after members of the Royal Irish Regiment and a Sierra Leonean are taken captive by the West Side Boys. The hope for a peaceful resolution fades when the terms for the prisoners’ release are made and quickly rejected. After further negotiations fail, the West Side Boys solemnly swear to kill the hostages. The concern for the troops’ welfare deepens when the West Side Boys cut off communication with military officials altogether.

Britain vows to free its soldiers from Sierra Leone. Within days, British Special Forces launch Operation Barras, nothing less than an all-out-assault on the villages and surrounding jungle where the rebels have held the prisoners for more than two weeks.

Elite British Special Air Service forces, paratroopers and snipers infiltrate the villages and jungle surrounding the violent, heavily armed West End Boys. As a Special Forces agent, do you have the agility to battle through the jungle against a well-concealed enemy? It takes tremendous stealth and speed to penetrate the region. Can you navigate through the dense and confusing terrain under fire? With throngs of fanatical rebels in the villages, you can’t underestimate the element of surprise. Use it to your advantage. Then get to your men before it’s too late.