XXXVI Corps is a formation of the United States Army, numbered as the 36th Corps, primarily serving as a maneuver force during large-scale military operations. It was first activated in World War II and has since been reorganized and deployed multiple times. The corps is typically composed of several divisions and other supporting units, working together to execute coordinated land campaigns. Throughout its history, the XXXVI Corps has played significant roles in various conflicts, including the European theater during World War II, the Korean War, and more recently, operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Its headquarters is currently located at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington.