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Peace Corps Volunteers are emerging from almost every geographical area of the U.S. to serve in 74 countries around the world.
This increasing interest in Peace Corps' mission of service has led to an overall rise in state residents becoming Volunteers.
More and more Indian communities have learned the value of using national service as a strategy to tackle tough social problems, and the Corporation for National and Community Service is eager to build on this momentum and expand the reach and impact of tribal service programs, its CEO David Eisner announced on November 2nd.
I Corps of the British Army of the Rhine was redesignated the Headquarters Allied Command Europe Rapid Reaction Corps in 1994.
The first corps in the United States Army were legalized during the American Civil War by an Act of Congress on July 17, 1862, but MajorGeneral George B. McClellan designated six corps organizations within his Army of the Potomac that spring.
The present active corps in the US Army are I Corps ("eye core"), III Corps, V Corps, and XVIII Airborne Corps; their numbers derive from four of the 30-odd corps that were formed during World War II.
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