Battles of the Marne |First Battle of the Marne| |Part of World
War I| | Joseph Joffre Sir John French | Helmuth von Moltke Karl
von Bülow Alexander von Kluck 250,000 French casualties 13,000
British casualties |Approximately 250,000 total| |Retreat to the
Marne| |Maubeuge – Le Cateau – St. Quentin – 1st Marne – 1st
Aisne| |Second Battle of the Marne| |Part of the Western Front
of World War I| File:US flag 48 stars.svg United States (95,000
French - 13,000 British - 12,000 American) |Frontiers – Liège –
Antwerp – Great Retreat – Race to the Sea – Neuve Chapelle – 2nd
Ypres – 2nd Artois – Hill 70 – 3rd Artois – Loos – Verdun –
Hulluch – Somme – Arras – Vimy Ridge – 2nd Aisne – Messines –
Passchendaele – Cambrai – Michael – Lys – 3rd Aisne – Belleau
Wood – 2nd Marne – Château-Thierry – Hamel – Hundred Days| There
were two Battles of the Marne fought during World War I. The
first (also known as the Miracle of the Marne) was a battle
fought from September 5, to September 12, 1914. It resulted in a
Franco-British