Glider n°4, Chalk Number 94, (Glider n°662, serial n° PF 723)

Landed near the Dives river

Glider Number 4 was scheduled to land first, but was pulled off course by its tug aircraft and landed by a bridge over the River Dives some 8 miles to the east. Although losing some men in skirmishes along the way, the crew and Airborne Infantry and Engineers successfully fought their way through the flooded Dives valley and back to Herouvillette, to rendezvous with the Regiment on 7th June.