Talk:Orders of battle for Downfall

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[edit] Commonwealth Corps

Grant65 asked, "How could newly-formed Aust and Canadian divs have been part of British X Corps?"

I figure they were assigned to a pre-existing organization, the name of which was changed to fit. Checking the histories of the UK X Corps, Lt. Gen. Charles F. Kneightley, and the British 3rd Infantry Division ought to tell.
—wwoods 17:48, 11 Nov 2004 (UTC)

Talk:Orders of battle for Downfall

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[edit] Commonwealth Corps

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