Which Clone Units DIDN'T Get Along while Fighting in the Clone Wars?
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The Grand Army of the Republic's clone troopers saw themselves as brothers, but conflicts arose between units like the 212th Attack Battalion and clone commandos due to differences in training and culture. Commandos, trained by Mandalorian mercenaries, developed a unique mindset that clashed with the regular clones' loyalty to the Republic, leading to tension and resentment among the troops.
Insights
- The Grand Army of the Republic's clone troopers, while seeing themselves as brothers, faced internal conflicts due to differing training and cultural backgrounds, notably between the 212th Attack Battalion and clone commandos.
- Clone commandos, trained by Mandalorian mercenaries, developed a unique mindset that clashed with regular clones, leading to tensions and resentment within the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Recent questions
How did clone troopers view themselves?
As brothers, enhancing battlefield effectiveness.
What caused conflicts between clone units?
Differences in training and mindset.
Why did the 212th Attack Battalion dislike clone commandos?
Due to their strong affinity for Mandalorian culture.
How were clone commandos rewarded for their supposed disloyalty?
With advanced equipment, implants, and personal shield generators.
Did clone commandos and regular clones work together during the Clone Wars?
Rarely, to avoid potential conflicts.
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Summary
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Clones: Brothers, Conflict, Loyalty, Tension, Division
- Clone troopers of the Grand Army of the Republic saw themselves as brothers, enhancing their effectiveness on the battlefield.
- Conflicts arose between clone units due to differences, notably between the 212th Attack Battalion and clone commandos.
- Clone commandos were trained differently from regular clones, by Mandalorian mercenaries, leading to a unique and independent mindset.
- The 212th Attack Battalion disliked commandos due to their strong affinity for Mandalorian culture, which clashed with the Battalion's loyalty to the Republic.
- Many clone commandos considered themselves Mandalorians, causing tension with other clones who viewed this as disloyalty to the Republic.
- Commandos were rewarded for their supposed disloyalty with advanced equipment, implants, and personal shield generators, leading to resentment from regular clones.
- Despite the intense cultural clash, commandos and regular clones rarely worked together during the Clone Wars, avoiding potential conflicts.
