French III Corps

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The French III Corps was a major field formation of Napoleon’s army that played a significant role in the Waterloo campaign of 1815.

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French III Corps canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Napoleonic military unit
military corps
allegiance France
branch French Army
campaign Waterloo Campaign
surface form: Waterloo campaign
commander Dominique Vandamme
commandStructure corps-level formation under Napoleon I
conflict Hundred Days
Waterloo Campaign
surface form: Waterloo campaign
country First French Empire
dateActive 1815
disbandedAfter defeat of Napoleon in 1815
engagement Battle of Ligny
Battle of Wavre
operations concurrent with Battle of Waterloo
historicalEra Napoleonic Wars
notableCommander Dominique Vandamme
notableFor participation in the Waterloo campaign of 1815
opponent Prussian Army
War of the Seventh Coalition
surface form: Seventh Coalition
partOf Army of the North
surface form: Armée du Nord
role field corps
size corps
status disbanded
subordinateTo Army of the North
surface form: Armée du Nord high command

Napoleon I
theaterOfOperations Belgium
Low Countries
type infantry-dominated formation

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Battle of Wavre notableUnit French III Corps
Battle of Eckmühl notableUnit French III Corps