"The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial" is a play written by Herman Wouk that explores the events following a mutiny aboard the USS Caine during World War II. The story centers on the court-martial of Lieutenant Maryk, who takes command of the ship after believing that Captain Queeg is unfit to lead due to his erratic behavior. The play examines themes of duty, authority, and the moral dilemmas faced by military personnel. The courtroom drama unfolds as various witnesses testify, revealing the complexities of leadership and the pressures of wartime. The play raises questions about sanity, responsibility, and the consequences of challenging authority, ultimately leaving the audience to ponder the nature of justice in a military context.