List T6N
by Mark Bevis
For fighting Russians or Austrians in the Balkans or Rumelia. Roll 1D6 for force type: 1-2: Provincial forces; 3: Field Army; 4-6: mix of both. 1. Provincial ArmyAHQ: Molla Idris Pasha of Viden or Bayrakdar Mustapha Pasha of Rustuk or Hurshid Ahmed Pasha of Rumelia
11-20%: Bosnian Rayas (rifle skirmishers) (10,000) 21-27%: Bosnian/Rumeli Yoruks (skirmish cavalry) (5,000) 25-43%: Rumeli/Albanian Sipahis (fuedal cavalry) (60,000) 44%: Ukrainian Cossacks (2,000) 45-47%: Bosnian Light Cavalry (5,000) 48%: Moldavian Light Infantry (mounted skirmishers) (2,000) 49%: Wallachian Light Cavalry (4,000) 50%: Bostanci Guard Infantry (2,000) 51-58%: Albanian Sekhans (roll D6, 5-6 = regular trained) 59-65%: Tarter Light Cavalry (10,000) 66-70%: Bosnian, Croat or Rumeli Djellis (6,000) 71%: Bosnian Derbents (irregular militia foot) (2,000) 72-73%: Transylvanian Haiduk irregular infantry (3,000) 74-76%: Transylvanian Light Cavalry (5,000) 77-83%: Anatolian Sekhans (roll D6, 6 = regular trained) 84-99%: Djeemat garrison Janissaries 00%: Croat mercenary irregular infantry (6,000) Per 4000 men fielded add:
Per 10,000 men fielded add:
1 provincial Sapper Company: 80 men, with 1D20x 100 impressed levy for digging. Up to limits stated, infantry are in battalions of 400 men, regiments of 2-6 battalions. Sipahis are in units of 750-1000 men, other cavalry 500-750 men. 2. Field ArmyAHQ: Grand Vizier
21-35%: Anatolian Sekhans 36-65%: Anatolian Sipahis feudal cavalry 66-75%: Sipahis of the Porte lancers (10,000) 77-78%: Moroccan Sekhans (2,000) 79-88%: Kurdish Light Horse or Kurdish Djellis 89-90%: Sipahi Oghlan Guard Suvarileri (10,000) 91-92%: Silahtar Suvarileri (8,000) 93-99%: Suvarileri heavy cavalry (10,000) 00%: Bostanci Guard infantry (500), Guard Mameluke lancers (200) Per 10,000 men fielded, add:
1 Sultan's Guard Horse Battery: 10x 6pdr guns 1D6-3 Sapper Companies@ 80 men, with 1D20x 100 impressed levy for digging. Back to MicroMark Napoleonic Ottoman Turk List of TO&Es Back to MicroMark Napoleonic National List of TO&Es Back to MicroMark Period List of TO&Es Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 1997-2003 by Mark Bevis and MicroMark. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com |