Berthier, one of his officers, became one of Napoleon's marshals and died just when Napoleon, whom he had deserted, returned from Elba.
Dumas became another of Napoleon's generals.

He nearly perished in the retreat from Moscow but lived, like Rochambeau, to extreme old age.

One of the gayest of the company was the Duc de Lauzun, a noted libertine in France but, as far as the record goes, a man of blameless propriety in America.

He died on the scaffold during the French Revolution.

So, too, did his companion, the Prince de Broglie, in spite of the protest of his last words that he was faithful to the principles of the Revolution, some of which he had learned in America.