Harold Brownlow Martin and finally Avro Lancasters, they completed their tour in October 1942, Martin being awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC). Martin's penchant for low flying contributed to his selection in March 1943 for assignment to the newly formed No. 617 Squadron under Wing Commander Guy Gibson. Martin took part in the "Dambusters" raid on the night of 16/17 May 1943. He piloted the Lancaster bomber AJ-P "Popsie" (officially known as AJ-P "Peter") in the first formation, which was assigned to attack the Möhne Dam in Western Germany. Martin's plane was hit by anti-aircraft fire during the attack, but he successfully accomplished
Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom their time watching video instead of playing the game. "Next Generation" summarized the game as "a last gasp of the failed FMV subgenre." Crispin Boyer of "EGM" devoted his entire PlayStation version review to the quality of the conversion, commenting that whereas "Wing Commander III" was a straight port, "Wing Commander IV" had been effectively redesigned to accommodate the hardware, in particular simplifying the control scheme and redrawing the HUDs so that they can be read on the lower resolution of a TV monitor. "Next Generation", however, contended that the 3DO and PlayStation versions of "Wing Comander III" had had