14th Corps

The 14th Corps was a military formation in the United States Army, notably active during the American Civil War. It was part of the Union Army and played a significant role in various battles, particularly in the Western Theater. Commanded by General John C. Starkweather, it was composed of several infantry and artillery units. The Corps was known for its strategic maneuvers and contributions to key victories, helping to shape the outcome of the war. After the Civil War, similar organizational structures were used in various military contexts, reflecting the Corps' historical importance.