Keeping the Corps: The Continued Relevance of the Corps Echelon of Command

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The monograph explores the implications of potentially eliminating the US Army's corps echelon of command, arguing that advancements in networking and technology may not justify such a change. It develops a theoretical framework to assess the corps headquarters' organization and capabilities over seventy years, emphasizing their role within complex systems and decision-making processes. The study concludes that while current corps headquarters may not fully meet future joint operational needs, they remain crucial for coordinating between divisions and higher command, suggesting a shift in training to enhance their function as joint task force headquarters.