I ANZAC Corps

I ANZAC Corps
Years active:	25 February 1916 – November 1917
Country:	Australia; New Zealand
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Type:	Formation
Specific type:	Army corps (tactical)
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Created:	25 February 1916.
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Alternate names:	1st ANZAC, 1st Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
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Disbanded:	November 1917. Merged with Australian divisions of II ANZAC Corps to form Australian Corps
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For more information on what infobox fields mean, see documentation at military unit, command structure and theatre of war.

Command structure
Relationship type:	Tactical
Parent unit:	Mediterranean Expeditionary Force, UK
Parent level:	Army Group
Start date:	25 February 1916
End date:	March 1916
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Command structure
Relationship type:	Tactical
Subordinate unit:	Corps Troops, I ANZAC Corps
Subordinate level:	Brigade
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Command structure
Relationship type:	Tactical
Subordinate unit:	New Zealand Division
Subordinate level:	Division
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Command structure
Relationship type:	Tactical
Subordinate unit:	1st Australian Division
Subordinate level:	Division
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Command structure
Relationship type:	Tactical
Subordinate unit:	2nd Australian Division
Subordinate level:	Division
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Command structure
Relationship type:	Tactical
Subordinate unit:	4th Australian Division
Subordinate level:	Division
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Theatre of war
Theatre name:	Egypt, Palestine and Syria
Date entered:	25 February 1916
Date left:	30 March 1916
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Theatre of war
Theatre name:	France, Belgium and Germany
Date entered:	April 1916
Date left:	November 1917
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Official Sources

Unit war diaries

• Template:WarDiaryAWM. Headquarters: General Staff.
• Template:WarDiaryAWM. Headquarters: Administrative Staff.

Other official documents

• Template:WarDiaryAWM. Headquarters: intelligence summaries.

Other sources

• Wikipedia: I ANZAC Corps