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I'm deciding to build with my friends a new codex marine army but one that is from the Maelstrom wardens and that got me thinking what is the relationship between the chapters like the Lamenters, Astral Claws, and Mantis Warriors?
We are winged salvation, but we are a terrible, final salvation, and our wings embrace the horizon with fire. We are the Blood Angels. To confront us is to die, and death is my remit, my reality, my unbounded domain. I have known death, and defeated it, claimed it as my own. To my cost, to my strength, death is my one gift to bestow, and I am nothing if not generous.
You'd really have to read the Imperial Armour: Badab War books to find out. The short version is that they were all friends until the true depths of Huron's treachery became apparent.
Red Hunters: 2000 points Grey Knights: 2000 points Black Legion: 600 points and counting
We are winged salvation, but we are a terrible, final salvation, and our wings embrace the horizon with fire. We are the Blood Angels. To confront us is to die, and death is my remit, my reality, my unbounded domain. I have known death, and defeated it, claimed it as my own. To my cost, to my strength, death is my one gift to bestow, and I am nothing if not generous. 
Red Hunters: 2000 points 
Grey Knights: 2000 points 
Black Legion: 600 points and counting