Chronological numerical clan structure

The Chronological Numerical Clan Structure was a pre-Goldspear decision by the founding members of the Head Hunters to number all of their small teams with a new number based on how many days after the Head Hunters had formed that it was created.

For example:

The 66th Scouts was formed 66 days after the clan first started, 293 days later it was reformed as the 293rd Special Force and so on.

Usage
The Terminalogy has been used globally, but not in the same manner.

For example:


 * 625 Squadron of the RAF was not the 625th Squadron formed, but rather it was named like that simply because the designation of it's squadron number was the only free number at the time of World War II.
 * Similarly though, the 7th Regiment was the 7th Armed Force of the United States army and as such earned the logical designation of 7.
 * With that known, the Head Hunters simply used days as opposed to actual units present. Meaning, there were definately not 350 Heavy Forces (350th Heavy Force), let alone 350 members in the clan. It was used as a tactic to scare and confuse victims or other palringo members into the nature and potential size of the Head Hunters: (Eg. 293rd Special Force, there weren't 293, but the "rd" next to 293 implied there may have been countless other teams like it, even if not 293).

Criticism
Members of the Head Hunters, namely former operatives, complained about the system as it was more prone to confusing the clans own members instead of others, one ex-Head Hunter said:


 * "It's stupid and illogical, confuses the new guys, confuses me and is just a load of crap, don't tell me they're going to count up to 1,000... the 1333rd Dumb Ass team! lame and gay".

Scrapping
The system would finally be scrapped due to controversy with the 489th Recruitment Force confusing the recruits and making more waves.

Eventually by late September the original 1, 2, 3 etc. logical order was brought back in to play since its last usage at the GKTF.