PRISONERS CAPTURED.
The Second Division captured 12,026 prisoners, which is 19.07 per cent of the total prisoners captured by the entire American Expeditionary Forces.
KILOMETERS ADVANCED.
The Second Division advanced 60 kilometers against the enemy.
DECORATIONS AWARDED MARINES.
The following number of decorations were awarded Marines during the war:
| Medals of honor (Army) | 5 |
| Distinguished-service medals (Army) | 8 |
| Distinguished-service crosses (Army) | 363 |
| Distinguished-service order (British) | 1 |
| Croix de guerre (French) | 1,237 |
| Legion of honor (French) | 19 |
| Medaille militaire (French) | 10 |
| Belgian decorations | 10 |
| Chinese decorations | 1 |
| Italian decorations | 9 |
| Montenegrin decorations | 4 |
| Portuguese decorations | 1 |
| Total | 1,668 |
The above number of Distinguished-service crosses (Army) awarded includes 42 awarded to Navy Medical Corps personnel, 2 to Y. M. C. A. personnel, and 2 to French officers serving with Marines.
The above number of Croix de guerre (French) awarded includes 82 awarded to Navy Medical Corps and Navy Dental Corps personnel, and 3 to Navy Chaplains serving with Marines.
One Navy Chaplain was awarded a Legion of Honor (French), but this is not included in the above.