U.S. XXI Corps

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U.S. 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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instanceOf United States Army corps
military formation
alliance Allied Powers
branch United States Army
campaignRole pursuit of retreating German forces
seizure of key terrain in Germany
commandStructure corps-level headquarters commanding several divisions
conflict World War II
coordinationWith Allied ground and air forces in Western Europe
other U.S. Army corps in the European Theater
country United States of America
enemy Nazi Germany
engagement crossing of the Rhine River
operations in France
operations in Germany
operations in the Rhineland
front Western Front
higherCommand Sixth United States Army Group
linked to: U.S. 6th Army Group
historicalSignificance contributed to Allied victory in Western Europe
militaryBranchRole U.S. Army ground combat operations in Europe
notableCommander Lieutenant General Frank W. Milburn
Major General Frank W. Milburn
notableFor participation in the final phase of the Allied advance into Germany
supporting the collapse of organized German resistance in Western Europe
operation Allied operations in Western Europe
final campaigns against German forces in World War II
opponent German Army
partOf U.S. Seventh Army
regionOfActivity Central Europe
Western Europe
role corps-level tactical headquarters
ground combat formation
service United States Army ground forces in Europe
status disbanded
task coordination of multiple U.S. divisions
exploitation of breakthroughs in German defenses
offensive operations against German forces
theater European Theater of Operations
timePeriod 1940s
late World War II
typeOfUnit corps-level formation

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