DescriptionOperation Deadstick canal bridge gliders.jpg	English: Three of the Horsa gliders that brought the 'coup de main' force in on the night of D-Day to capture the bridge over the Caen Canal at Benouville, France, which subsequently became known as 'Pegasus Bridge'.
Date	12 July 1944
Source	This photograph B 7033 comes from the collections of the Imperial War Museums. Original text: Imperial War Museum ref B 7033 Original uploader was Jim Sweeney at en.wikipedia. Later version(s) were uploaded by Beao at en.wikipedia. (30 March 2011 (first version); 6 June 2011 (last version))
Author	Official photographer Johnson (Sgt), No 5 Army Film & Photographic Unit.
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