That was a fluke.
Maybe, but it was a magnificent fluke. Lets revisit it, shall we?
THe full squad of 10 Tigers led by Colonel Moran, charge the Russian position
They recieve an incredible amount of fire from the Infantry and Artilery. Five are lost, but the charge continues
Bloody hand to hand combat ensues but the Tigers are triumphant. However only Colonel Moran and his trusty Daffadar Narayan Singh survive. Do our heros hesitate? Do they retreat? NO. They continue the charge onto the Russians native allies, seriously outgunned and outmanned.
Destroying them utterly
The two looked at eachother in disbelief. They were still alive. " Shall we continue on Narayan Singh, my valliant friend?" "Aye Sahib," replies the heroic Sikh, "let us send all of these Russian devils to hell!" They continued their charge
Again, the fighting is fierce, 2 against 11. Russian casualties are heavy. The two heros have 3 wounds inflicted on them, needing to roll three sixes in order for both to survive. The British player apprehensively rolls his dice.......
AND
Triumph. The remaining Russians flee and the Tsar himself is visible to Moran for a moment as he is led away by the few bodyguards that he has left.
Moran was given the Victoria Cross for his heroic actions.
Full disclosure, the shame of that day was not Sterling Moose's to feel. He was in command of the other flank, the successful one.