I Corps, Army of Virginia

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I Corps, Army of Virginia was a major Union Army corps-level formation that served under the short-lived Army of Virginia during the American Civil War.

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I Corps, Army of Virginia canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Union Army formation
army corps
military unit
allegiance Union
associatedWith Union operations in northern Virginia
belligerentIn Battle of Cedar Mountain
Northern Virginia campaign
Second Battle of Bull Run
conflict American Civil War
corpsNumber I
country United States of America
disbandedInto Army of the Potomac
engagedAgainst Army of Northern Virginia
formedFrom Union Army units in the Shenandoah Valley
higherCommand United States War Department
historicalEra American Civil War era
linked to: American Civil War
locationOfOperations Virginia
militaryBranch Union Army
namedAfter corps numerical designation
notableCommander Franz Sigel
John Pope
notableFor service in the short-lived Army of Virginia
partOf Army of Virginia
role field army corps
side Union
status disbanded
subordinateTo Major General John Pope
theater Eastern Theater of the American Civil War
type corps-level formation

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Army of Virginia subordinateFormation I Corps, Army of Virginia