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II US Corps
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| 01.08.1940 | activated as II Army Corps at Fort Jay, New York |
| 19.08.1942 | redesignated II Corps |
| 00.07.1942 | overseas |
| Algeria-French Morocco | WWII |
| Tunisia | WWII |
| Sicily | WWII |
| Naples-Foggia | WWII |
| Rome-Arno | WWII |
| North Apennines | WWII |
| Po Valley | WWII |
| 01.07.1942-09.10.1942 | Maj.-Gen. Mark W. Clark |
| 10.10.1942-04.03.1943 | Maj.-Gen. Lloyd R. Fredendall |
| 05.03.1943-15.04.1943 | Maj.-Gen. George S. Patton (Jr.) |
| 16.04.1943-08.09.1943 | Maj.-Gen. Omar N. Bradley |
| 09.09.1943-18.09.1943 | Maj.-Gen. John P. Lucas |
| 19.09.1943-00.05.1945 | Maj.-Gen. Geoffrey Keyes |
| 00.02.1943-15.04.1943 | Maj.-Gen Omar N. Bradley |
| 00.00.1940-00.00.1941 | Col. Carl A. Baehr |
| 00.00.1943-00.00.1943 | Brig.-Gen. William B. Kean |
| 00.00.1942-00.00.1943 | Col. Charles E. Hart |
| 00.08.1944-00.09.1945 | Brig.-Gen. Raleigh R. Hendrix |
| 00.00.1944-00.00.1945 | Brig.-Gen. Henry D. Jay |
| Codename | Speedy |
| Sources & links: | US Army in WWII |
| Dare and Endure: World War II | |
| Hans Houtermans US Generals | |
| Site design & initiative: | Hans Houterman |
| Site created by: | Jeroen Koppes & Hans Houterman |
| Last update: | 27.08.2002-CSS |