 On 8 August 1918 , the Allies launched their Hundred Days Offensive . During the fighting around Amiens , the battalion was responsible for capturing 200 prisoners as well as a number of machine guns and artillery pieces . They remained in the line throughout August and September , undertaking further attacks at Biaches and Mont St Quentin . Casualties during this time were high and by the end of September 1918 the battalion 's strength had fallen to 31 officers and 537 men . Their final engagement of the war came on the night of 3 October 1918 , when they took part in the Battle of Beaurevoir . During this battle , the battalion attacked around Prospect Hill , suffering 67 casualties . The following night they crossed the Estrees Road and took up position northeast of Estrees to support the 6th Brigade which was attacking positions beyond Beaurevoir . 
