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A corps is an organizational unit that was popularized as a military innovation by Napoleon, who formally introduced it in 1800 as a way to divide large armies into smaller, more manageable formations. The term comes from French and Latin words meaning "body," and while the concept existed in earlier armies, it only became a standard military structure once armies grew large enough to require such division.
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Un cuerpo de ejército es una unidad militar integrada por dos o más divisiones que actúan más o menos juntas y bajo un único mando, normalmente un general de división, aunque otros ejércitos tienen rangos como el de teniente general, general o mariscal de campo.
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