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Francine Connolly, 64, of Warwick, R.I., heard Mr. Kennedy's request in 1961 when the corps was founded.

At about the same time, in a move favored by Secretary of War Jefferson Davis, the U.S. Camel Corps was founded.

To provide Russia's corps with financial and organizational support, the Foundation for the Support of the Russian Cadet Corps was founded in December by Boris Jordan, an American-born banker who heads the Moscow-based financial group Sputnik Holdings.

The Russian Corps was founded in Belgrade by General Mikhail Skorodumov on 12 September 1941 and took shape under the supervision of the occupying German authorities, with the cooperation of Nedić's regime.

Now this historical survey of the corps, which was founded on Nov. 10, 1775 (the opening on Friday, which is reservation only, is a birthday celebration), is necessarily incomplete.

In addition to providing workforce training, education and job placement help, the Urban Corps, which was founded in 2006, plays an important role in conserving the wilderness areas around San Bernardino and beyond.

The museum was founded in 1979 by a corps of collectors after the demise of the Pasadena Art Museum left Los Angeles without a major museum dedicated to modern or contemporary art.

Garrett E. Reisman, who joined the astronaut corps in 1998, left NASA last month for SpaceX, which was founded by the Internet entrepreneur Elon Musk.

Teach for America was founded 12 years ago by Wendy Kopp, who developed her idea for a national teacher corps in her senior thesis at Princeton University.

City Ballet was founded by George Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein in 1948, and Mr. O'Brien joined the company the next year as a member of the corps.

But Shriver built the agency with remarkable speed; less than six months after the Peace Corps was founded, it sent its first volunteers to Ghana.