Cadet Corps (disambiguation) — Cadet Corps or Corps of Cadets is a type of military school. It may also refer to: Military education Cadet Corps (Russia), a type of military school in Russia Corps of Cadets (Warsaw), a school in the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth California… … Wikipedia
Corps of Military Police — may refer to: The former name of the Royal Military Police of the British Army Royal Australian Corps of Military Police Corps of Military Police (India) Corps of Indian Military Police, in British India Corps of Royal New Zealand Military Police … Wikipedia
Esprit de corps (disambiguation) — Esprit de corps is the morale of a group.Esprit de corps may also refer to: * Esprit de Corps (magazine), a Canadian military magazine * Esprit de Corps (1957), a humor book by Lawrence Durrellee also* Esprit (disambiguation) … Wikipedia
Judge Advocate General's Corps (disambiguation) — Judge Advocate General s Corps is the judicial arm of any of the United States armed forces.Judge Advocate General may also refer to:* Judge Advocate General (Canada) * Defence Judge Advocate Corps (Denmark) * Judge Advocate General s Corps, U.S … Wikipedia
Corps — This article is about a military unit. For alternative meanings, see Corps (disambiguation). v … Wikipedia
Corps of Engineers — may refer to: Indian Army Corps of Engineers United States Army Corps of Engineers Pakistan Army Corps of Engineers This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an … Wikipedia
Corps of Guides — may refer to: Corps of Guides (British India) a unit raised in 1846 in Peshawar by Lt. Harry Lumsden Corps of Guides (Canada) This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an … Wikipedia
Corps of Colonial Marines — were raised from former slaves as auxiliary units of the Royal Marines for service in the Americas: Two of these units were raised and subsequently disbanded. The first was a small unit which existed from 1808 to 12 October 1810, the second was… … Wikipedia
Corps of Drums — For the civilian marching bands, see Drum and bugle corps. A Corps of Drums is a type of military band, which originated in European armies in the 16th century. The main instruments of a Corps of Drums are the drum and the flute or fife. Unlike… … Wikipedia
Dental Corps — may be one of several specialist military units: British Royal Army Dental Corps Royal Australian Army Dental Corps Royal Canadian Dental Corps Royal New Zealand Army Dental Corps United States Army Dental Corps United States Navy Dental Corps… … Wikipedia