ARTILLERY CAPTURED BY SECOND DIVISION.

The commanding general, Second Division, under date of December 30, 1918, reported to General Headquarters, American Expeditionary Forces, the following data with reference to artillery and machine guns captured:


Sector.	Heavy artillery.	Light artillery.	Trench mortars.	Machine guns.	Antitank guns.

Verdun	..	..	..	..	..
Chateau-Thierry	..	[5]	12	119	..
Soissons	9	66	2	200	..
Marbache sector	..	..	..	..	..
St. Mihiel	60	61	..	122	..
Blanc Mont	5	37	27	409	8
Meuse-Argonne	..	[6]105	17	500	..

Total	74	269	58	1,350	8

[5] A small number of light artillery was captured, but no count made.

[6] On account of the rapid advance, for a total of about 29 kilometers, during which time these guns, in position and along the roads, were overrun and left behind, it was impossible to make an accurate check of them, and therefore the figures report guns both heavy and light. They were taken from reports of subordinate commanders made at the time. Rifles were not counted.