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Of which he was particularly vain. It was commonly known to be an intrinsic part of his persona.

He was an egotistical, vainglorious asshole who wouldn't listen to anyone who didn't tell him what he wanted to hear.

He made decisions based on what CoA was most likely to bring him personal glory in the newspapers.

And he took advantage of his regimental commander's assigned absence to attempt to gain notoriety for himself.

And he got a regiment killed for it.

But, again, I wouldn't expect you to know any of that. And here endeth my efforts to educate you any further.

Continue on, just as you are. You will eventually solve yourself, one way or the other, and it matters not to me.