Incident at Samcheok

Task Force 141 Mutiny
Part of the Imperial Crisis
Date 10 March 2018 Location Samcheok, East Joyonghea, North Asianna Result Pro-Kiriya Victory; The 50 Anti-Kiriya members of Task Force 141 are either executed or imprisoned for life Kiriya disavows his son Yamato for rebelling against him
Belligerents
Pro-Kiriya Forces United Kingdom Joyonghea Quenmin Zanarkand New Akiba Gallia-Bruhl Rubrum Erebonian Empire Support Aurucolia	Anti-Kiriya Forces Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance
Commanders and leaders
Kiriya Kitagawa Darzana Magbaredge Edward Carlyle James Layton Klankain Auchinleck IV Richard Philip Todd Seon Myung-dae Kurt Irving Emrick Brennan Erwin Neithardt Waldemar Fegelein Zsigmond Fábián	Yamato Kitagawa William Crown (later identified as Hans Zimmermann) Arnold Fredericks † Samson Williams † Im Jan-ha Mark Quincy
Units involved
Task Force 141 Task Force 142 Support Task Force 219	TF 141 under Yamato Geheimabteilung

The Incident at Samcheok, also known as the Task Force 141 Mutiny, was an insurrection instigated by the Geheimabteilung with aims to end the Task Force as an effective special operations unit. It was planned and executed by Yamato Kitagawa, the son of Kiriya Kitagawa who is the Task Force commander, with hopes of eliminating the latter for mere revenge. Alongside Yamato were insiders who defected to East Europa and were made members of the Geheimabteilung, particularly William Crown, Arnold Fredericks, Samson Williams. The insurrection effectively ended when Yamato was subdued by his father, and subsequently sentenced to life imprisonment in Saint Helena.