What a Royal Navy Kiel-style mutiny would require

How bad would conditions have to become for the Royal Navy to experience a Kiel-style mutiny?

Government, naval command, and morale would all need to break down together; the Royal Navy's established support for isolated bases made that combination less likely.

Kiel required more than one bad order because political authority, naval command, and sailors' confidence were all failing. German sailors could read Jutland's official presentation as victory while feeling that the fleet had run away, compounding the morale problem. The Royal Navy had long experience sustaining crews at desolate Scapa Flow and built organized recreation and support around that reality. The Imperial German Navy relied more on amenities provided around its home ports, leaving less institutional capacity when those civilian supports failed.