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Second World War pillbox reported to be a Type 22 pillbox, of standard construction. It formed part of a network of pillboxes and defences, see BNH 054 for details. The aerial photographs could indicate that this structure was a large rectangular pil...

A brick wall of a probable Second World War date is seen as a structure on aerial photographs. The brick wall most likely relates to a Second World War practice target associated with Second World War-Cold war military training. The practice target i...

Second World War Pillbox at Copse Close, Falcon Park, Martlesham

A Second World War Type 24 pillbox, of standard construction, survives on the edge of a chalkpit. It possesses brick exterior shuttering and a brick anti-ricochet wall, although the bricks are falling away. Its entrance faces east.

This Second World War pillbox originally formed part of a larger military site, see ADT 096 for details.

Second World War pillbox and sandbagged post. 'The Spinney' [no longer present], Corton Road, Lowestoft.

The site of a surviving Second World War type 22 pillbox is visible on aerial photographs. It formed part of a network of pillboxes and defences, aasaociated with Barnham Camp, see BNH 054 for details.

Second World War Prisoner of War camp 85 Victoria, Eriswell 2 Site Extension Scheme, A1065.

The site of this Second World War type 22 pillbox is visible on aerial photographs. It sits within a group of other defences recorded within the wider record for the adjacent Diver Strip Battery (ADT 080) – although it is possible that this pillbox p...

Second World War possible type 22 pillbox at Hadleigh