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Encyclopedia > British Corps in WWII


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Army groups in World War II
Field armies in World War I
Field armies in World War II
Corps in World War I
Corps in World War II
Divisions in World War I
Divisions in World War II
Brigades in World War II
Regiments of Foot


This page is a list of British Corps in WWII. It is intended to provide a central point to access information about British formations of that size.


Field Corps

Anti-Aircraft Corps

  • I Anti-Aircraft Corps
  • II Anti-Aircraft Corps
  • III Anti-Aircraft Corps



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British Free Corps: Information From Answers.com (6200 words)
To try and calm this, the most senior British POW, one Major-General Fortune, was asked to send a representative to the holiday camp to inspect it; he selected Brigadier Leonard Parrington, who inspected the facilities, and reported it was indeed a holiday camp and the POWs should not worry.
Prior to the move, the BFC gained two members, Francis George MacLardy of the Royal Army Medical Corps, (he was captured in Belgium) and Edwin Barnard Martin of the Canadian Essex Scottish Regiment (Martin was captured at Dieppe in 1942), which brought the strength of the BFC to seven.
Having being told he was being transferred to the III (Germanic) SS Panzer Corps, Cooper packed a suitcase with civilian clothing and reported to the Corps HQ in Steinhoeffel on the Oder.
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