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World War Two military strongpoint, east of Reydon, featuring a barbed wire obstruction and zig-zag trenches.

visible on aerial photographs. This is outside of the current project area (falling within the previous Suffolk Coastal NMP project) and therefore has not been included within the mapping. The site was the base for the Royal Navy's Coastal Forces Inf...

A World War Two pillbox is visible as a structure on aerial photographs on land to the north of Walnut Tree Farm, Benacre.

The site of World War Two Naval Base, HMS Europa, at ‘Sparrow's Nest’ Lowestoft is visible on aerial photographs. The site was the Headquarters for the Central Depot of the Royal Naval Patrol Service. The site was at first known as 'Pembroke X' the d...

A probable type 22 World war Two pillbox is visible on aerial photographs to the west of Wangford.

Evidence of World War Two military training activity is visible as cleared and disturbed ground, small earthworks, tracks and structures on aerial photographs of Fritton Decoy. It includes small jetties or similar floating structures adjacent to both...

The site of a World War Two bomb decoy is visible on aerial photographs. The site is one of the two naval QL and ST (‘Starfish’) decoys for Great Yarmouth (the other is located at Winterton in Norfolk (NHER 29752). It employed night-time lights to mi...

Several small areas of World War Two military training activity, in the form of pits and trenches, are visible on aerial photographs.

The site of World War Two Naval Base, HMS Myloden, to the south of Lake Lothing Lowestoft, is visible on aerial photographs. The base, which undertook Landing Craft Training for RM Commandos and Combined Operations, was located within the site of the...

The site of a former World War Two a type 22 pillbox is visible on aerial photographs. The pillbox is located near to the barbed wire system to the north of Lowestoft (LWT 045) and forms part of this defensive system (LWT 309).