XXII Corps (U.S. Army) Tumbler 20oz

The XXII Corps is a formation of the United States Army. It was initially activated during World War II on September 15, 1944, as part of the Sixth United States Army under General Jacob L. Devers's command. Throughout its history, the corps has participated in several significant military operations, including the Battle of the Bulge and the Rhineland campaign in Europe during World War II. The XXII Corps was reactivated on July 15, 1984, as part of the United States Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Its primary role is to serve as a training command for soldiers and units who are preparing for deployment or who require specialized training. The corps' organization consists of several divisions, brigades, and supporting units. The XXII Corps commands a diverse range of military operations and training exercises both domestically and internationally. Its mission is to provide effective and efficient training to U.S. Army forces in preparation for their deployment in support of the nation's defense strategy. As part of the United States Army, the XXII Corps continues to play a crucial role in maintaining military readiness and ensuring the country's national security.