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Encyclopedia > XIV Corps

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A number of countries have Fourteenth, or XIV, Corps:


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Union - 14th Corps (1198 words)
From this time on, the history of the Fourteenth Corps is limited to the movements of the particular divisions under command of General Thomas.
The Fourteenth Corps took part in the opening battle of this campaign at Resaca, and was prominently engaged in the final victory at Jonesboro.
This was the last battle in which the corps participated, and the veteran columns marched gayly on to the final review at Washington.
Russo-Turkish war 1877 (6885 words)
Corps should attack the Shipka Pass (q.v.) from the north on the 17th, Gurko attacking simultaneously from the south; but his advance was delayed by small bodies of the enemy, and he failed to co-operate, with the result that the attack from the north was repulsed.
Corps were opposed to Osman Pasha at Plevna and his garrisons of Lovcha and Orchanie (the advanced depot of the Plevna force); the XI., XII.
Corps were along the White Lom facing Mehemet Ali, who was on the line Rasgrad-Eski Djuma with a force of about 80,000 infantry with 6o guns and a few regiments of cavalry, in addition to the garrisons of the fortresses; a small garrison on the Shipka Pass.
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