About: Bosnian Panduks

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These irregulars are expert skirmishers, but can also give foes a nasty shock in close combat. Panduks are in many ways the Ottoman equivalent of the Austrian Pandours. Indeed men might find themselves serving both sides during their lives. Pandours were irregulars, employed to act as Brigands in attacking enemy lines of supply. The Bosnian Panduks performed much the same duties and were recruited among ex-solders of many armies. It was quite possible to find men in the ranks that had once worn Austrian, Russian and Ottoman uniforms. What united them was their Bosnian nationality: unlike other conquests in the Balkans the Ottomans left the territorial extent of Bosnia unchanged. They wiped out the aristocracy but left the people's sense of identity and place untouched.

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rdfs:label	Bosnian Panduks
rdfs:comment	These irregulars are expert skirmishers, but can also give foes a nasty shock in close combat. Panduks are in many ways the Ottoman equivalent of the Austrian Pandours. Indeed men might find themselves serving both sides during their lives. Pandours were irregulars, employed to act as Brigands in attacking enemy lines of supply. The Bosnian Panduks performed much the same duties and were recruited among ex-solders of many armies. It was quite possible to find men in the ranks that had once worn Austrian, Russian and Ottoman uniforms. What united them was their Bosnian nationality: unlike other conquests in the Balkans the Ottomans left the territorial extent of Bosnia unchanged. They wiped out the aristocracy but left the people's sense of identity and place untouched.
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Prod	Military Governor's Encampment or higher in Bosnia
Range	90(xsd:integer)
Special	Can skirmish Can hide in woodland Can hide in light scrub Can hide in long grass Can hide in buildings Good stamina *Paths seldom trod
Faction	Ottoman Empire
Weapon	Musket
Name	Bosnian Panduks
Type	Skirmisher
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cbonus	11(xsd:integer)
dskill	4(xsd:integer)
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abstract	These irregulars are expert skirmishers, but can also give foes a nasty shock in close combat. Panduks are in many ways the Ottoman equivalent of the Austrian Pandours. Indeed men might find themselves serving both sides during their lives. Pandours were irregulars, employed to act as Brigands in attacking enemy lines of supply. The Bosnian Panduks performed much the same duties and were recruited among ex-solders of many armies. It was quite possible to find men in the ranks that had once worn Austrian, Russian and Ottoman uniforms. What united them was their Bosnian nationality: unlike other conquests in the Balkans the Ottomans left the territorial extent of Bosnia unchanged. They wiped out the aristocracy but left the people's sense of identity and place untouched.

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