United States Army major command

A United States Army major command is a high-level organizational entity responsible for overseeing and directing large-scale Army operations, resources, and support functions within a specific mission area or geographic region.

Aliases (5)

• United States Army formation ×15
• major Army command ×2
• U.S. Army command ×1
• U.S. Army service component command ×1
• military training and doctrine command ×1

Instances (26)

• United States Army Forces in the Far East ("United States Army formation")
• USASMDC
• Army SMDC
• U.S. Army Combined Arms Center ("military training and doctrine command")
• U.S. Seventh Army ("United States Army formation")
• U.S. Army Pacific ("major Army command")
• Patton's Third Army ("United States Army formation")
• Army Intelligence and Security Command ("major Army command")
• 7th Infantry Division (Light) ("United States Army formation")
• U.S. Ninth Army ("United States Army formation")
• First United States Army ("United States Army formation")
• V Corps (United States) ("United States Army formation")
• I Corps ("United States Army formation")
• U.S. Army Special Operations Command
• European Theater of Operations, United States Army ("United States Army formation")
• Third United States Army ("United States Army formation")
• Fifteenth United States Army ("United States Army formation")
• U.S. Fifth Army ("United States Army formation")
• U.S. VI Corps ("United States Army formation")
• United States Army Europe and Africa
• U.S. Army North
• U.S. Army South ("U.S. Army service component command")
• U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command
• XIX Corps (United States) ("United States Army formation")
• VII Corps ("United States Army formation")
• Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command ("U.S. Army command")