bigpigeon.us webpage WWII > WWII Ground Forces > Ground Forces - The ETO, updated by RAC 16 Jul 2022.
A summary of ETO ground force organization in February 1945, including army groups, armies and corps.
This webpage supports the WWII-Germany > The ETO section of Big Pigeon and is not yet complete.
This webpage supports the WWII-Germany > The ETO section of Big Pigeon and is not yet complete.
Background:
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21st Army Group – (Montgomery)
Canadian 1st Army (Crerar)
- (corps to be added)
- (corps to be added)
- XVI Corps (Anderson)
- XIII Corps Gillem)
- XIX Corps (Corlett/McLain)
12th Army Group – (Bradley)
US First Army – (Hodges) (in 21st Army Group 20 Dec ’44 - )
- VII Corps (Collins)
- III Corps (Millikin/Van Fleet) (from Third Army early Feb '45)
- V Corps (Gerow/Huebner)
- VIII Corps – (Middleton)
- XII Corps – (Cook/Eddy/Irwin)
- XX Corps – (Walker)
6th Army Group – (Devers)
US Seventh Army – (Patch)
- XXI Corps - Jan 1945 (Milburn)
- XV Corps – from Third Army 29 Sep ‘44 (Haislip)
- VI Corps (Brooks)
- French First Corps
- French Second Corps
US Fifteenth Army - rear area duties (Gerow)
XVIII Airborne Corps - theater reserve (Ridgway)
XXII Corps (Harmon)
XXIII Corps (Van Fleet)
Sources: (additional sources are needed)
- https://www.armyupress.army.mil/Portals/7/combat-studies-institute/csi-books/berlin2.pdf - information on US WWII corps commanders.