army group

noun

1. the largest operational formation of military land forces, normally comprising two or more armies or army corps under a designated commander.

Example Sentences

In the invasion of Russia, he rose to command Army Group South; some of his tactics are now case studies taught in war colleges.

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On the extreme right wing of the Army Group also the attack on the 30th October had not had the success expected.

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The main pressure of the attack would therefore have to be continued here, on the left wing of the Army Group Fabeck.

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The fighting continued along the front of the Army Group until the 10th, when these troops were ready to attack.

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In war, these were grouped in varying numbers from three to five to constitute an army or army group.

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This new army group took in the first days of December 19, 1914, some of the smaller places west and south of Piotrkow.

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