Responsibility for it is often attributed to Lord Lucan, and it came later in the same day that saw Colin Campbell's stand of the "Thin Red Line."
Responsibility for it is often attributed to Lord Lucan, and it came later in the same day that saw Colin Campbell's stand of the "Thin Red Line." Lord Raglan issued an order "to advance rapidly to the front" which meant to support James Scarlett's initial softening of the enemy artillery on the Causeway Heights. For 10 points, Lord Cardigan interpreted that order as a direct advance into the North Valley for over a mile under constant enemy fire, leading to what engagement from the Battle of Balaclava during the Crimean War?
Responsibility for it is often attributed to Lord Lucan, and it came later in the same day that saw Colin Campbell's stand of the "Thin Red Line."
the {Charge of the Light Brigade}