The Army's V Corps is back, and will eventually send corps elements to Europe:
The Army’s storied V Corps officially reactivated Friday during a ceremony at Fort Knox, Ky., and a small portion of the unit is already on the ground in Poland to take up a new mission. ...
Full rotations to Poland will begin in the 2022 fiscal year, USAREUR said.
The military announced in February that it was reforming V Corps to bring more command and control support to an expanding Army mission in Europe. In September, the Army selected Poznan, Poland as the site for a command post.
My old hope of restoring a corps to Europe--in Military Review (starting on page 15)--will be achieved.
Of course, back then I anticipated a power projection corps for an arc of crisis around Europe with a secondary purpose of guarding against the possibility of Russia becoming a threat to NATO.
Now the corps is to guard against the Russian threat and American
interest in intervening in that arc of crisis is really low. Hopefully that is a short-term need if Russia will finally get a clue about the real threat to Russia's territory.
