US XXI Corps

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US XXI Corps was a United States Army corps-level formation in World War II that played a key role in Allied operations in Western Europe, particularly during the final campaigns against German forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army corps
corps
activity offensive ground operations
allegiance Allied Powers
branch United States Army
campaign Final campaigns against German forces in Western Europe
commandStructure United States Army ground forces in Europe
conflict World War II
country United States of America
engagement operations during the closing phase of World War II in Europe
era 20th century
front Western Front
geographicAreaOfOperations Western Europe
higherCommand Sixth United States Army Group
linked to: U.S. 6th Army Group
militaryBranchType land forces
notableCommander Frank W. Milburn
notableFor participation in the final defeat of German forces in Western Europe
operation Allied operations in Western Europe
opponent Nazi Germany
partOf Seventh United States Army
linked to: U.S. Seventh Army
primaryEnemyForces German Army
role corps-level combat formation
side Allies of World War II
status disbanded
theater European Theater of Operations
type field corps

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