XVII Corps (British Indian Army)

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XVII Corps (British Indian Army) was a World War II field corps of the British Indian Army that served under Allied command in the Southeast Asian theater, particularly in the Burma Campaign.

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XVII Corps (British Indian Army) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf army corps
field corps
military unit
allegiance Allied forces
surface form: Allied powers
branch land forces
commandStructure British Indian Army corps-level formation
conflict Burma campaign
surface form: Burma Campaign

World War II
surface form: Second World War
corpsLevel field corps
country British India
engagement Allied campaign to retake Burma
operations in Burma
garrisonLocation British India
geographicFocus Burma region
Southeast Asia
hasName XVII Corps
hasNumericalDesignation 17
historicalEra World War II
surface form: World War II era
militaryBranch army
militaryFunction coordination of multiple divisions
notableTheater Myanmar
surface form: Burma
operatedUnderCommandOf Allied Land Forces in South-East Asia
surface form: Allied Land Forces South East Asia

Fourteenth Army
surface form: British Fourteenth Army
participatedIn Allied operations in Southeast Asia
partOf British Indian Army
primaryOpponent Imperial Japanese Army
Japanese forces in Burma
role field corps headquarters
serviceBranch British Indian Army
side Allies of World War II
status disbanded
theaterOfOperations South-East Asian theatre of World War II
surface form: Southeast Asian theater of World War II
type corps-level formation
usedBy British Indian Army

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South East Asia Command subordinateFormation XVII Corps (British Indian Army)