Readme:
Create a new folder, Hajduk in your art/units folder and unzip all the files to that folder. Then copy and paste the HajdukLarge.pcx and HajdukSmall.pcx into your art/civilopedia/icons/units folder. Then open up the Hajduk32.pcx with an image editor, back-up your units_32.pcx and open it with an image editing program. Paste the image into a square at the end of the other icons, be sure to line it up correctly. Finally, backup your PediaIcons text and Civilopedia text. Then copy and paste the appropriate text below into its respective places (feel free to change the Civilopedia description, this is only my version). Finally, open up your scenario in the civ3-editor and add the unit (if you need help with this part, look around in the tutorials forum, I made this quick tutorial because some people organize their units differently).

Enjoy! 


PediaIcons

#start units
art\civilopedia\icons\units\HajdukLarge.pcx
art\civilopedia\icons\units\HajdukSmall.pcx

# Unit animations
#ANIMNAME_PRTO_Hajduk
Hajduk


Civilopedia (Standard)

#PRTO_Hajduk
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^[Hajduci] ambush their enemies with swords and pistols in order to rid their land of oppressors. They fight for the common man, and so wear [no national markings].
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^A city needs $LINK<saltpeter=GOOD_Saltpeter> in its $LINK<Strategic Resource=GCON_ResourcesS> box to build a Hajduk.

#DESC_PRTO_Hajduk
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^  According to Balkan folklore, the Hajduci (also spelled Haiduci) were heroes who stood against the Ottoman oppressors. They would hide along the roadside then ambush their enemies with pistols, before closing in to finish them off with swords. Most Hajduci maintained some sort of moral code and wouldn't kill or rob needlessly, however many (no doubt the Ottomans they robbed from included) began to call any ordinary robber a Hajduk.