Second battle of the Marne (1918 AD)

Second battle of the Marne (First World War)
15 July 1918 - 6 August 1918
Marne river, Paris
Belligerents	France Britain United States Italy	German Empire
Objectives	Defense of Paris	Throw back allies and enter into Paris
Leaders	Ferdinand Foch (Commander in-chief) Paul Andre Maistre Antoine de Mitry Marie Emile Fayolle Alexander Godley (Britain) Alberico Albricci (Italy)	Erich Ludendorff (Commander in-chief) Karl von Einem Bruno von Mudra Max von Boehn
Strength	France 44 divisions US 8 divisions Britian 4 divisions Italy 2 divisions 408 heavy guns 360 field batteries 346 tanks	52 divisions 609 heavy guns 1047 field batteries
Losses	140,000 dead or wounded	139,000 dead or wounded 30,000 captured 793 guns
Result	Decisive allied victory