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The site of a pair of Second World War structure sis visible on the aerial photographs within the northeastern part of Elveden Park. The site consists of two small structures, of uncertain function, within a circular area of hard standing. It seems l...

A Second World War training area and structures are visible on aerial photographs on Lower Hollesley Common.

Second World War Suffolk Square Pillbox at Maidenhall, Ipswich

A Second World War training area and/or strong point is visible as earthworks and structures on 1940s aerial photographs. Recent photographs indicate that while much of the site was dismantled before the end of the war, some earthworks probably still...

Second World War Spigot Mortar emplacement south of Dower House

A long section of Second World War tank trap running N-S between Dunwich and Dunwich Heath. Research also indicates that the western section of the anti-tank ditch was constructed in 1943 as part of ‘Exercise Kruschen, see WLN 073 for details.

At least three separate areas of Second World War training activity were visible on aerial photographs to the west of Lower Hollesley Common.

Spigot mortar hexagonal concrete pillar c.1m across, with central stainless steel spigot. Top 0.75m above ground level.

The earthworks of Second World War weapons pits and training activity are visible on aerial photographs within the ground of Brandon Hall.

A temporary or training airfield was visible on aerial photographs to the south of Woodbridge airfield (SHER SUT 197). It is visible as a cleared strip of vegetation and is similar in character to that recorded at Kelling Heath in Norfolk (NHER 23129...