Homework answers / question archive / EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (U) WHAT INSIGHTS WHERE DERIVED FROM THE CHARGE of THE LIGHT BRIGADE IN REGARDS TO THE NCO COMMON CORE COMPENTENCY (NCOCCC) OF OPERATIONS? (U) (MLC 104-21-03) Operations in accordance with the NCO common core competency (NCOCCC) of operations states fatigue from over a month long operations leading up to the Charge of the Light Brigade led to the ultimate British and allied troop’s victory

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (U) WHAT INSIGHTS WHERE DERIVED FROM THE CHARGE of THE LIGHT BRIGADE IN REGARDS TO THE NCO COMMON CORE COMPENTENCY (NCOCCC) OF OPERATIONS? (U) (MLC 104-21-03) Operations in accordance with the NCO common core competency (NCOCCC) of operations states fatigue from over a month long operations leading up to the Charge of the Light Brigade led to the ultimate British and allied troop’s victory

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(U) WHAT INSIGHTS WHERE DERIVED FROM THE CHARGE of THE LIGHT BRIGADE IN REGARDS TO THE NCO COMMON CORE COMPENTENCY (NCOCCC) OF OPERATIONS? (U) (MLC 104-21-03)

Operations in accordance with the NCO common core competency (NCOCCC) of operations states fatigue from over a month long operations leading up to the Charge of the Light Brigade led to the ultimate British and allied troop’s victory. Senior leaders include Czar Nicholas the first of Russia Lord Fitzroy Somerset Raglan, the British commander-in-chief. George Bingham, the earl of Lucan, James Brudenell, the earl of Cardigan. All participated in a large one day operation that lost in excess of 750,000 lives. Raglan being in charge relied on his aide-de-camp which ended in a blunder that cost the battle. Operational planning has to take in to account of many factors least of which is weather. Storms blew the seaward vessels off course by nearly 35 nautical miles and, delayed the troop’s landfall by over 5 days, poor maps, and lack of proper clothing for the force lead to the demise of many. Leaders at every echelon are expected to display the initiative necessary to assume prudent risk while taking advantage of opportunities that present themselves under questionable, chaotic conditions. (Department of the Army [DA], 2019, pp. 1-17). The warfighting mentality provided survivability operations, force health protection, chemical, and biological, operations, and personnel recovery. In the end, the charge was full of operational blunders that leaders In the Army now can learn from their mistakes.