XVI Corps (Union Army)

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The XVI Corps (Union Army) was a major Union Army corps in the American Civil War that served primarily in the Western Theater, participating in campaigns such as the Atlanta Campaign and operations along the Mississippi.

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XVI Corps (Union Army) canonical 3
16th Army Corps (Union) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Union Army corps
military unit
allegiance Union
alsoKnownAs XVI Corps (Union Army)
surface form: 16th Army Corps (Union)
branch infantry
conflict American Civil War
country United States of America
engagedAgainst Confederate States Army
formedFrom Army of the Tennessee
surface form: Army of the Tennessee units
includedUnitType artillery units
cavalry units
infantry divisions
languageOfName English
militaryFormationNumber XVI
notableCommander Andrew J. Smith
Grenville Dodge
surface form: Grenville M. Dodge

Stephen A. Hurlbut
Thomas E. G. Ransom NERFINISHED
notableEngagementArea Georgia
Mississippi River valley
surface form: Mississippi River Valley

Tennessee
participatedIn Atlanta Campaign
Battle of Atlanta
Battle of Ezra Church
Battle of Nashville
Nashville Campaign
surface form: Battle of Nashville Campaign

Meridian Campaign
Red River campaign
surface form: Red River Campaign

Siege of Vicksburg
surface form: Vicksburg Campaign

operations along the Mississippi River
partOf Union Army
role field operations in the Western Theater
support of major Union offensives in the West
subordinateTo Department of the Gulf
Department of the Tennessee
Military Division of the Mississippi
theater Western Theater of the American Civil War
timePeriod 1860s
usedRomanNumeralDesignation true

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Grenville M. Dodge commanded XVI Corps (Union Army)
XVI Corps (Union Army) alsoKnownAs XVI Corps (Union Army)
this entity surface form: 16th Army Corps (Union)