XXXIII Corps (U.S. Army) Pint Glass 16oz

The XXXIII Corps (United States Army) is a large army formation primarily utilized for theater-level command and control during wartime operations. It consists of multiple divisions, brigades, and supporting units, making it one of the largest tactical formations within the U.S. Army structure. Originally activated in 1952 during the Korean War, the XXXIII Corps has since been deactivated and reactivated several times as needed for strategic purposes. Its most recent activation was in 2003 during Operation Iraqi Freedom. The corps's primary role is to coordinate the actions of its constituent units to achieve tactical and operational objectives within a designated theater of operations. The XXXIII Corps is part of the United States Army Forces Command (FORSCOM), which oversees all U.S. Army active duty, National Guard, and Army Reserve forces stationed in the continental United States. The corps typically operates under the unified command structure of the Department of Defense during major military operations.