Mutiny
Refuse
Refuse verb - To be unwilling to grant.
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- The Mutiny: After Forster and the captain refuse to surrender, and instead torpedo the German cargo ship that is obeying the order to surrender, some of the crew revolts.
Source: Film / The Damned 1947 -
He's unable to perform simple tasks, such as reading a map properly, resulting in a mutiny by his NCO's who refuse to go to war under his command.
Source: Drill Sergeant Nasty -
Tom Zarek is morally ambiguous character who is difficult to label as an outright villain, right up until he orders marines to execute the Quorum of Twelve when they refuse to support his and Gaeta's mutiny.
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