1st ANZAC Corps

The 1st ANZAC Corps was a large group of Australian and New Zealand soldiers formed during World War I, primarily to fight alongside British forces on the Western Front in Europe. Established in 1916, it served as a major organizational unit, coordinating multiple divisions of troops. The corps played a key role in major battles such as the Battle of the Somme and Passchendaele, showcasing the bravery and capability of Australian and New Zealand soldiers. It symbolized the close military cooperation between the two nations and contributed significantly to their war efforts and national identities.