IV Corps

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IV Corps was a major field formation of Napoleon’s French army, notable for its role in several key campaigns of the Napoleonic Wars.

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instanceOf army corps
military unit
allegiance Napoleon I of France NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs IVe corps d’armée NERFINISHED
associatedWith Central Europe campaigns
Iberian Peninsula campaigns
Russian campaign of 1812 NERFINISHED
conflict Napoleonic Wars
country First French Empire NERFINISHED
formedFor War of the Third Coalition NERFINISHED
garrisonOrHeadquarters varied by campaign
languageOfCommand French
militaryBranch French Army NERFINISHED
militaryTheater European theatre of the Napoleonic Wars NERFINISHED
notableCommander Eugène de Beauharnais NERFINISHED
Nicolas-Jean de Dieu Soult NERFINISHED
Étienne Macdonald NERFINISHED
notableFor key role in victory at Austerlitz
service in multiple major campaigns of the Napoleonic Wars
participatedIn Battle of Austerlitz NERFINISHED
Battle of Bautzen NERFINISHED
Battle of Borodino NERFINISHED
Battle of Eylau NERFINISHED
Battle of Friedland NERFINISHED
Battle of Jena–Auerstedt NERFINISHED
Battle of Leipzig NERFINISHED
Battle of Lützen (1813) NERFINISHED
Battle of Smolensk (1812) NERFINISHED
Battle of Ulm NERFINISHED
French invasion of Russia NERFINISHED
French invasion of Spain NERFINISHED
Invasion of Portugal (1807) NERFINISHED
Peninsular War NERFINISHED
Ulm campaign NERFINISHED
War of the Fourth Coalition NERFINISHED
War of the Sixth Coalition NERFINISHED
retreat from Moscow
partOf Grande Armée NERFINISHED
role operational-level field formation
roleInBattle decisive attack on Pratzen Heights at Austerlitz
size approximately 20,000–40,000 soldiers at full strength
timePeriod early 19th century
typicalComposition artillery batteries
cavalry brigades
infantry divisions
usedDoctrine Napoleonic corps system NERFINISHED

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