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Grand Offensive

BelligerentsFranceBritish EmpireUnited KingdomCanadaAustraliaNew ZealandNewfoundlandSouth AfricaUnited StatesBelgiumItalyPortugalSiamGerman EmpireAustria-HungaryCommanders and leadersFerdinand FochPhilippe PétainPaul MaistreÉmile FayolleNoël CastelnauDouglas HaigHenry WilsonJohn J. PershingKing Albert IJean DegouttePaul von HindenburgErich LudendorffWilhelm GroenerMax von GallwitzPrince RupprechtWilhelm of PrussiaMax von BoehnDuke AlbrechtStrength Strength on 11 November 1918:c. 2,559,000c. 1,900,000c. 1,900,000c. 190,000 Strength on 11 November 1918:c. 3,562,000Casualties and losses 18 July – 11 November:1,070,000 531,000 412,000 127,000 18 July – 11 November:1,172,075+100,000+ killed685,733 wounded386,342 captured6,700 artillery piecesBreakdownMen and material captured, by countryBEF: 188,700 prisoners, 2,840 gunsFrench: 139,000 prisoners, 1,880 gunsUS: 44,142 prisoners, 1,481 gunsBelgian: 14,500 prisoners, 414 guns17,5002,500 killed5,000 captured10,000 woundedThe Hundred Days Offensive (8 August to 11 November 1918) was a series of massive Allied offensives that ended the First World War.

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