20th Corps (U.S. Army)

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The 20th Corps (U.S. Army), officially designated XX Corps, was a World War II field corps that played a key role in General George S. Patton’s Third Army operations in the European Theater.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf field army corps
allegiance United States of America
surface form: United States
alsoKnownAs 20th Corps (U.S. Army) NERFINISHED
Twentieth Corps NERFINISHED
branch United States Army
commandStructure United States Army ground forces in Europe NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
country United States of America
engagedAgainst Nazi Germany NERFINISHED
era 20th century
higherCommand Third United States Army NERFINISHED
notableActivity rapid offensive operations in France and Germany
notableCommander George S. Patton NERFINISHED
notableContribution participation in the reduction of the Metz fortifications
support of Allied advance across France
support to operations during the Battle of the Bulge
notableFeature key maneuver element of Patton’s Third Army
notableOperation Advance into Germany
Battle of Metz NERFINISHED
Crossing of the Moselle River
Lorraine Campaign NERFINISHED
Relief of Bastogne NERFINISHED
partOf Third United States Army NERFINISHED
United States Army
role tactical field corps
service U.S. Army ground forces
subordinateTo 12th Army Group NERFINISHED
theaterOfOperations European Theater of Operations NERFINISHED
timePeriod World War II era
type corps-level formation

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U.S. XX Corps alsoKnownAs 20th Corps (U.S. Army)