The Charge Of The Light Brigade: The Crimean War's Greatest Blunder | History of Warfare | Timeline



The Battle of Balaklava took place during the Crimean War (1854-56) on 25 October 1854. It witnessed one of the most famous acts of battlefield bravery, the Thin Red Line, and one of the most infamous blunders in military history, the Charge of the Light Brigade.

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33 thoughts on “The Charge Of The Light Brigade: The Crimean War's Greatest Blunder | History of Warfare | Timeline”

  1. I have a cavalry sabre made by mole of London from the inniskillen dragoons who were in the second charge. No evidence of it actually being at the battle but it was the sabre used at the time . My dad R I P bought it off another SKIN whilst serving ..

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  2. United Kingdom didn’t fare well in that part of the World ? Think Balaclava and Gallipoli ? Economics and Trade seem to Often lead to Wars ? To this day ? 🤔

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  3. I knew some of this story cause my dad was in a drum and bugle corps named the 27th lancer's.later the name was changed to The light brigade.they would play last or second to last a song that was called fall of the light brigade.miss ya dad

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  4. Britain was afraid of Russian expansionism but they constantly invaded defenceless country's to expand their criminal royal empire and still to this day Britain and America are doing the same thing. While stupid soldiers fight and die to enrich the politicians

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  5. Britain and France should've left Turkey to its fate. The Turks can take care of themselves, even in challenging times. Look at how they saw the British off some 70 years later at Gallipoli! Had they allowed Russia to handle the Turks in 1854, they wouldn't have been a problem for the British in 1916!!! It's ridiculous.

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