US VIIth Corps in Europe (prior to Gulf war)

HQ

1st armored division
3rd armored infantry division
12th armored division
4th motorised brigade ( Canada)
2nd cavalryregiment
VIIth corps artillery
11th helicopter brigade AH64 Apache
Support command 2nd corps

Independent brigades:
7th engineers
14th MP
93rd signal
207th military intelligence
A total of 76.000 soldiers

VIIth corps in Desert Storm:

1st armored division
3rd armored infantry division
1st infantry division
1st cavalry division
1st armored division(UK)
2nd cavalryregiment

42nd, 210th, 75th and 142th artillerybrigades
11th Apache helicopter brigade
Taskforce 8-43 (airdefense)
Support commands from 2nd, 16th, 30th corps
332nd medical brigade

Independent brigades:
7th engineers
14th MP
93rd signal
207th military intelligence

A total of 146.000 soldiers

VIIth corps changed in less than a 100 days in force structure.
From the day the Go code was given the corps was enlarged and restructured with new units and new HQs.
It became part of the new coalition in the deserts of Saudia Arabia, under command of generals Norman Schwarzkopf and John Yeosock (3rd army)