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Second World War civilian air raid shelter in Fakenham Magna

Second World War defences and barbed wire obstructions are visible on aerial photographs at Alderton. The defences include at least two pillboxes, type 22s located within the eastern part of the site. Another two possible emplacements or structures w...

Site of Second World War heavy anti aircraft battery G12 at The Mount. This was a Diver Strip battery equipped with four 3.7-inch guns and Predictor radar. The site and associated camp and defences, is visible on aerial photographs to the north of Ba...

The former site of a Second World War Diver Strip Battery, associated camp and defences, is visible on aerial photographs at Alderton. Another two Diver Batteries are located to the north (ADT 088) and to the south (ADT 086). The site consists of the...

The former site of a Second World War Diver Strip Battery, associated camp and defences, is visible on aerial photographs at Alderton. Another two Diver Batteries are located to the north (ADT 085, ADT 088). The site consists of the main strip of fou...

The former site of a Second World War Diver Strip Battery, associated camp and defences, is visible on aerial photographs at Alderton. Another two Diver Batteries are located to the south (ADT 085, ADT 086). The site consists of the main strip of fou...

The site of a probably Second World War anti-aircraft gun battery is visible on aerial photographs to the east of Brandon. The site appears to have consisted of two or three gun emplacements or similar building platforms, with some associated operati...

A Second World War gun battery consisting of a number of emplacements was visible on aerial photographs on Lower Hollesley Common to the south of the training airfield SHER HLY 098. Two rectangular gun emplacements have also been recorded to the west...

A Second World War spigot mortar emplacement. Hexagonal concrete pillar c.1m across, with stainless steel spigot, now buried to ground level.

Lines of Second World War huts, and evidence of related activity, are visible as structures and earthworks on 1940s aerial photographs. It is not clear whether the huts were used to accommodate military personnel, or forestry workers; they might have...