The Serbian Volunteer Corps was a military unit formed during the Yugoslav Wars in the 1990s. Comprised mainly of volunteers, it aimed to support the Serbian population in conflict areas. The corps was involved in various military operations and was known for its nationalist motives. The unit was associated with the broader context of the breakup of Yugoslavia, which led to ethnic tensions and violence. The Serbian Volunteer Corps operated alongside other paramilitary groups and was often linked to the actions of the Serbian government during the wars.