Difference between revisions of "Dictionary:Lurkugi"
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| − | | [[Wikipedia:Division (military)|division]]{{Page cite|name=Interstellar Wars}} | + | | [[Wikipedia:Division (military)|division]], composed of 6 combat battalions, an attached artillery unit, and a support battalion. {{Page cite|name=Interstellar Wars}} |
| notes= Typically, six combat battalions ({{Vilani|Ishkaaim}} or {{Vilani|Nadshemi}}), extra artillery, and a support battalion | | notes= Typically, six combat battalions ({{Vilani|Ishkaaim}} or {{Vilani|Nadshemi}}), extra artillery, and a support battalion | ||
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Revision as of 13:03, 21 August 2024
Vilani
Noun
Lurkugi (Anglic: Lurkugi )
Usage notes
Typically, six combat battalions (Ishkaaim (Anglic: Ishkaaim) or Nadshemi (Anglic: Nadshemi)), extra artillery, and a support battalion
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- ↑ Paul Drye, Loren Wiseman, Jon F. Zeigler. Interstellar Wars (Steve Jackson Games, 2006), .