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Just because they are as genetically different from their IS counterparts doesnt mean they werent raised as members of Clan Wolverine in their own fashion. Imagine yourself as the IS counterpart to the english throne and Clan Wolverine as the royalty except they does not have DNA to prove they are royalty either. So, one could say they were raised for royalty (Being a Wolverine) but cant prove that they are.
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from Sarna:
[color=#000000]The army unit, which had now been labeled the "Minnesota Tribe," attacked [/color]Jarett[color=#000000], this time using massed AeroSpace Fighters to keep the Draconis Combine [/color]BattleMechs[color=#000000] out of the fight. The Tribe attacked for the last time on the planet [/color]Richmond[color=#000000], though it is unclear whether they knew about the jail that housed political prisoners before they freed them. The Tribe loaded the freed prisoners up in their [/color]DropShips[color=#000000] and left, never making their presence known in the [/color]Inner Sphere[color=#000000] again. ComStar continued to track the Tribe as it traveled in the [/color]Deep Periphery[color=#000000] towards the[/color]Federated Suns[color=#000000], only to lose the trail near [/color]Valentina
The Minnesota Tribe disapeared long long before the Clan Invasion. As it states, ComStar lost track of them shortly after their attack on the DCMS and were never seen since. Also the 331st Royal Battlemech Division was the SLDF unit that formed the core of Clan Wolverine, there was no specific 331st unit inside of Clan Wolverine that I know of as no records of their galaxies have been released.
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In the Sarna page where the information on Trish Ebon was listed it notes Franklin Hallis as being the Khan which is not possible with Sarah McEvedy being alive at Franklin Hallis death. And Franklin Hallis would most certaintly not have been trying to "fall off the grid". He fought a three hour duel with ilKhan Kerensky before losing. He headed up the entire defense force on Circe during the Annihilation. Also Hallis would not have dictated his successor to the saKhan position even if he resigned at death. That responsibility is the Khans (Sarah McEvedy). Also note, the Zugghoffer Weir was regrouping with the rest of the Wolverine fleet that had been allowed to escape at its seemingly suicide run through the Wolf Fleet.
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Heh, 200 survivors on a McKenna would mean the ship was not operational. The operating crew of a McKenna is 758. Now imagine an a modern day Aircraft Carrier or a Destroyer. If you wanted to turn either of those vessels into an escape boat for a short period you could have several thousand refugees (More in the case of the carrier). Now the Wolverine fleet was not all McKennas nor was it all WarShips even. Jumpships could have housed a significant number of their surviving population.
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[color=#959595]But yes large number of 60,000. But if that many escaped it would take up to 300 (or more) McKenna Class ships to escape with them. I think that many didn't escape as 300 McKenna's would be very noticeable quiaff?[/color]
True, however 60000 escaping Wolverines is a rather low estimate I believe. The population of Circe in Sarna is listed as 37 million with Clan Wolf and Snow Raven occupying. Say the population was significantly lower when Snow Raven and Wolverine were occupying at a 1:1 ratio between the two. Assuming around 15 million in population on the planet at the time of Annihilation with 7.5 million with Clan Wolverine then their surviving population would be approx 1.5 million after annihilation. Take off 500000 in desertion, disease and other losses leaving you with a million Wolverine refugees escaping to the Inner Sphere. Jumpships, Dropships, and Warships all could house that population. I mean Clan Ghost Bear transported their entire population (Significantly larger than the measly one million Wolverine refugees) after Tukayyid to the Inner Sphere.
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My answer is no. I dont do college football and screw the Lions. Broncos all the way. Been a loyal fan since the Elway era.