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* March 1969: [[Pakistani Revolution]] | * March 1969: [[Pakistani Revolution]] | ||
* April 1974: [[Carnation Revolution]] | * April 1974: [[Carnation Revolution]] | ||
* March 1979: [[Herat Uprising (1979)|Herat Uprising]] | |||
* July 2003: [[Oakwood Mutiny (2003)|Oakwood Mutiny]] | * July 2003: [[Oakwood Mutiny (2003)|Oakwood Mutiny]] | ||
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A list of mutinies (efforts by soldiers to disobey or abolish the chain of command in the military) in history.
Mutinies
- June 1905: Potemkin Mutiny
- November 1910: Brazilian Navy Mutinies
- April 1917: French Army Mutinies
- August 1917: Camp Logan Mutiny
- September 1917: Étaples Mutiny
- October 1918: Wilhelmshaven Mutiny
- November 1918: Kiel Mutiny
- January 1919: Folkstone Mutiny
- January 1919: Southampton Mutiny
- January 1919: Biggin Hill Mutiny
- January 1919: Kilbride Mutiny
- February 1919: Whitehall Mutiny
- March 1919: Kimmel Park Mutiny
- March 1919: Calais Mutiny
- April 1919: Black Sea Mutiny
- March 1921: Kronstadt Mutiny
- March 1924: Irish Army Mutinies
- September 1931: Invergordon Mutiny
- September 1936: Tagus Mutiny
- May 1942: Cocos Island Mutiny
- April 1947: New Zealand Navy Mutinies
- February 1949: Canadian Navy Mutinies
- March 1969: Pakistani Revolution
- April 1974: Carnation Revolution
- March 1979: Herat Uprising
- July 2003: Oakwood Mutiny