The brigade task force commander assigned you to a working group to assess all subordinate units risk management processes and procedures before, during, and after Operation Bronze Dragon. One of the areas that she wanted your working group to focus on was how well subordinate units adhered to the principles of risk management. The following is an excerpt from your working group's risk management report: The task force did well integrating risk management throughout planning, preparation, execution, and assessment activities. Commanders at all levels did extremely well emphasizing risk management in planning processes. The task force generally did well applying the five steps of risk management. The task force's subordinate commands did very well passing specific risk information up the chain of command and conversely higher commands did provide subordinates making risk decisions or implementing controls with the established risk tolerancethe level of risk the responsible commander is willing to accept. However, several times during the operation commanders at all levels took many risks that did not contribute meaningfully to mission accomplishment and needlessly endangered lives and resources. Which principle of risk management did the brigade task force fail to adhere to during Operation Bronze Dragon? Accept No Unnecessary Risk