"voisko" meaning in English

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          "text": "n the latter two cases, the problem of finding people to fill out the voiskos was solved partly by the transfer of Cossacks from the Don, Orenburg and Zabaikal voiskos.",
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          "text": "The voiskos demanded more and more concessions – both economic and political – as the price of their military service.",
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        "A self-governing administrative community of Cossacks in the Russian Empire."
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