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Kerensky then imposed a forty warrior limit to the invasion forces to be used in [[Operation KLONDIKE]].
 
Kerensky then imposed a forty warrior limit to the invasion forces to be used in [[Operation KLONDIKE]].
  
Due to Khan Sainze's samurai traditions, he pushed his ethics of individual performance and the desire for a personal victory on his fellow Fire Mandrills. However, his upbringings left him remarkably distant, preventing the formation of relationships with colleagues within the Clan Council.  This sense of competition and lack of cohesion was the first sign of Fire Mandrill's division between the Bloodnamed warriors of the Clan's original Warrior Caste. The early splitting of Fire Mandrill warriors into [[w:Clique|cliques]] would lead to the Kindred Associates, later known as the Kindraa.<ref>''The Clans: Warriors of Kerensky'', pp. 77–78: Clan Fire Mandrill/History - Fractioning and the first signs of Fractioning noted</ref><ref>''Historical: Operation Klondike'', p. 80: Clan Fire Mandrill Cluster - factionalism in Clan's first Cluster beginning signs to come</ref>
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Due to Khan Sainze's samurai traditions, he pushed his ethics of individual performance and the desire for a personal victory on his fellow Fire Mandrills. However, his upbringings left him remarkably distant, preventing the formation of relationships with colleagues within the Clan Council.  This sense of competition and lack of cohesion was the first sign of Fire Mandrill's division between the Bloodnamed warriors of the Clan's original Warrior Caste. The early splitting of Fire Mandrill warriors into [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clique cliques] would lead to the Kindred Associates, later known as the Kindraa.<ref>''The Clans: Warriors of Kerensky'', pp. 77–78: Clan Fire Mandrill/History - Fractioning and the first signs of Fractioning noted</ref><ref>''Historical: Operation Klondike'', p. 80: Clan Fire Mandrill Cluster - factionalism in Clan's first Cluster beginning signs to come</ref>
  
 
The Mandrills would conduct a series of pre-Trials to determine the quantity of supplies and resources they would utilize in [[Operation KLONDIKE]]. The Clan's Cluster that would be used in the campaign were subsequently armed with BattleMechs.
 
The Mandrills would conduct a series of pre-Trials to determine the quantity of supplies and resources they would utilize in [[Operation KLONDIKE]]. The Clan's Cluster that would be used in the campaign were subsequently armed with BattleMechs.

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