German XIX Army Corps (mot.)

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The German XIX Army Corps (mot.) was a fast-moving motorized corps of the Wehrmacht commanded by Heinz Guderian, noted for spearheading the breakthrough in the 1940 campaign in France and pioneering large-scale blitzkrieg tactics.

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German XIX Army Corps (mot.) canonical 1
XIX Army Corps (mot.) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Wehrmacht corps
military corps
allegiance Adolf Hitler
associatedWithPerson Heinz Guderian
branch German Army (Heer)
linked to: German Army
commander Heinz Guderian
commandStructure subordinate to German army group commands
conflict Battle of France
Invasion of France and the Low Countries
linked to: Battle of France

World War II
country Nazi Germany
doctrine armored warfare
combined arms operations
era 20th century
historicalReputation key formation in early German blitzkrieg campaigns
languageOfCommand German
militaryBranchRole armored and motorized operations
militaryFunction operational-level command of divisions
mobility motorized
notableCommander Heinz Guderian
notableFor rapid advances through enemy territory
notedFor pioneering large-scale blitzkrieg tactics
spearheading the breakthrough in the 1940 campaign in France
operatedIn Western Front (World War II)
linked to: Western Front
partOf Wehrmacht
role spearhead formation in 1940 Western campaign
sideInConflict Axis Powers
linked to: Axis powers
tactic blitzkrieg
theater European theatre of World War II
type fast-moving formation
motorized corps
usedEquipmentType armored fighting vehicles
motor vehicles
tanks

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Battle of Sedan (1940) involvedUnit German XIX Army Corps (mot.)
Walther Nehring commanded XIX Army Corps (mot.)
linked to: German XIX Army Corps (mot.)