[3] Corps Wodrig was stationed in southern East Prussia as part of 3rd Army, commanded by Georg von Küchler.

[3] In the opening days of the invasion, Corps Wodrig struck straight south into the units of the Polish Modlin Army in the Mława area.

Corps Wodrig advanced further towards Warsaw, assisting the German pincer movement against the Polish capital.

[5] After a brief stay in the Reims area after the German victory over France, the corps was transferred back to its home region, East Prussia.

[1] Corps commanders switched frequently after Albert Wodrig left his post on 1 October 1942; subsequent corps commanders included Ernst von Leyser, Gustav Fehn, Ernst von Leyser, Carl Hilpert, Martin Grase, Anton Grasser, Gerhard Matzky, Kurt Chill and Gerhard Matzky.

[2] Between July and August 1943, the XXVI Army Corps was the defending unit of the primary urban target of the Soviet Mga offensive.