REBASING my open-order Hebrews means I now have three units of javelinmen and three of slingers, instead of two of each (as well as six units of auxiliaries and five squadrons of chariots).
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| Javelinmen |
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| Slingers |
An early Hebrew army under Neil Thomas's biblical rules in Ancient & Medieval Wargaming has three-to-six units of auxiliaries, two of which can be elite, one or two units of javelinmen, and one or two units of slingers, so I have more than I need.
Solomon's army draws from the same list, but with the addition of one-to-three squadrons of light chariots, while later Hebrew armies draw from a list used by Canaanites and Philistines.
That list has two-to-four units each of light chariots, biblical infantry (close-order spearmen) and javelinmen, and an optional unit of open-order archers.
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