Dissatisfaction over deployment rotation schedules and deployment selection processes have triggered mutinies and threats to revolt by peacekeepers from Chad, Sierra Leone and Nigeria.
A last-ditch attempt was made by Kartar Singh and V. G. Pingle to trigger a mutiny in the 12th Cavalry regiment at Meerut.
During the war, he commanded a Union infantry unit composed of free black and mixed-race soldiers from New Orleans; his brutal methods almost triggered a mutiny, and the unit disbanded.
Not only did they secure a large stretch of territory in the mountainous desert but they also triggered the mutiny, which later turned into a coup, in the capital, Bamako, on Wednesday night.
Most such races follow a general election defeat, or a mutiny triggered by the incumbent's manifest inability to lead his party to victory.
The scrupulous preparations had, of course, been made in shuddering memory of the colonial insensitivity which triggered the Indian mutiny of 1857 (also known there as the first war of Indian independence).
Two things seem to have triggered this latest mutiny - firstly a move by the Congolese government to reign in, and perhaps even redeploy, those in charge of Amani Leo; and secondly the uncomfortable news that another notorious local militia leader, Thomas Lubanga, had been convicted by the ICC.
The mutiny triggered protests in a poor neighborhood just a few miles from Venezuela's presidential palace.
Midshipman David Casey was an experienced junior officer who had distinguished himself to Captain Pigot during the previous months, but his disrating was one of the primary triggers to the mutiny.
This raises the possibility that "microbiome mutiny", triggered by the primary condition of cancer, may contribute also to cancer mortality.
The trigger was the Royal Naval mutiny at Invergordon.
