Why do the world's most powerful armies fail? This article investigates What Really Happened During History’s Most Infamous Military Blunders. We analyze the anatomy of a disaster, from Crassus at the Battle of Carrhae to Napoleon’s invasion of Russia. Discover how overconfidence, failed communication, and logistical arrogance led to the fall of Singapore and the tragic Charge of the Light Brigade. Learn the psychological reasons behind these military disasters and why even the greatest tactical minds like Napoleon Bonaparte succumbed to "General Winter." This is a deep dive into the human ego and the history of warfare.

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Timeline
0:45 – Part 1: The Trap of Overconfidence – Crassus at Carrhae
1:20 – Part 2: The General Who Forgot the Winter – Napoleon’s Grande Armée
2:00 – Part 3: The Charge of the Light Brigade – A Deadly Miscommunication
3:45 – Part 4: The Fall of Singapore – The "Gibraltar of the East"
4:45 – Part 5: The Psychology of the Blunder - Why Do They Happen? 9:15 – 6:00 - Conclusion: Learning from the Wreckage

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