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field army

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field army
n
(Military) Military the largest formation of a land force, usually consisting of two or more corps with supporting arms and services

Administrative and tactical organization composed of a headquarters, certain organic Army troops, service support troops, a variable number of corps, and a variable number of divisions. See also Army corps.


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Ironically the end-result, the Atomic Field Army, proved to be a larger organization than that which it replaced.
Konev were committed to combat in the course of the 19 July offensive operation, delivered a strike along the Belgorod-Kharkov axis, routed large strategic formations and units of the 9th German Field Army, liberated Belgorod and Kharkov and reached the Dnieper River as they continued their advance.
In 2003, the JFK Special Warfare Center and School's Department of Quality Assurance, or DQA, will begin conducting a different type of evaluation on field Army special-operations units.
 
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