ROK I Corps

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ROK I Corps is a major field formation of the Republic of Korea Army that played a significant combat role during the Korean War, including in key engagements such as the Battle of Chosin Reservoir.

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ROK I Corps canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf field army formation
military corps
activeDuringPeriod 1950–1953 (Korean War)
alliance United Nations Command
alliedWith United States Army
associatedWith Republic of Korea Armed Forces
commandStructure Republic of Korea Army Ground Operations Command
conflict Korean War
country Republic of Korea
linked to: South Korea
countryDuringWar Republic of Korea
linked to: South Korea
garrisonCountry South Korea
hasAbbreviation I Corps
ROK I Corps
hasLanguageOfCommand Korean
historicalEra Cold War
Post–World War II era
militaryBranch Army
notableEngagement Battle of Chosin Reservoir
Chinese First Phase Offensive
Pusan Perimeter
UN offensive into North Korea 1950
linked to: Inchon Landing
notableFor defensive and offensive operations during the Korean War
opposedForce Chinese People’s Volunteer Army
Korean People’s Army
partOf Republic of Korea Army
roleInConflict major combat formation
service Republic of Korea Army
theater Korean Peninsula
type combined arms formation
usesDoctrine Republic of Korea Army doctrine

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Nakdong River line defendedByUnit ROK I Corps
ROK I Corps hasAbbreviation ROK I Corps