During their time in France, the Indian Corps divisions had been brought up to date with the latest weaponry, including flare guns and bombs.

Three of I Corps divisions advanced behind the 24th Infantry Division in Operation Commando.

Charles Cruft's IV Corps division was sent to attack Cleburne's left flank but but was defeated.

The German attack began at 07:00 on 30 November; almost immediately, the majority of III Corps divisions were heavily engaged.

The two II Corps divisions crossed at U.S. Ford on April 30 without opposition.

This force comprised units of all three I Corps divisions, including the 8th Light Infantry of Rivaud's division plus elements of both Drouet's and Dupont's divisions.

Schofield sent his 800-wagon supply train out in front, guarded by part of the IV Corps division of Brig. Gen. George D. Wagner.

Around 2 p.m., the Confederate Second Corps divisions of Maj. Gens.

In the 1809 war, he led a brigade in Jean Boudet's IV Corps division.

Birney was ordered to demonstrate against New Market Heights while the II Corps divisions attempted to turn the Confederate left.