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A group of World War Two defended trench positions or ‘section posts’ are visible on aerial photographs. The system of defences is split into four discrete defended positions that are positioned on the seaward side of the anti-tank ditch system (COR ...

Nine World War Two earth-covered underground air raid shelters are visible on aerial photographs in the field to the south of a school, Wangford Road, Reydon.

The site of World War Two gun battery is visible on aerial photographs, partially camouflaged within a quarry. The site consists of four angular ‘lozenge’ shaped gun emplacements that may have contained field guns. See LWT 245 and LWT 306-307 for sim...

A major World War Two defensive system, consisting of anti-tank ditch system, barbed wire obstructions, lines of anti-tank cubes and associated defences, including pillboxes, gun emplacements, slit trenches and weapons pits, running south from Oulton...

The site of a World War Two emergency water tank is visible on aerial photographs.

A group of World War Two defended trench positions or ‘section posts’ are visible on aerial photographs. The group consists of two groups of three defended positions that are located alongside Flixton Decoy (FTN 005) and decoy pond (BLN 022). These f...

Nine World War Two earth-covered underground air raid shelters are visible on aerial photographs to the east of St Felix School, Halesworth Road, Reydon.

The site of World War Two gun battery is visible on aerial photographs, partially camouflaged within a quarry and area of rough ground. The site consists of two angular ‘lozenge’ shaped gun emplacements that are likely to have contained field guns. S...

A major World War Two defensive system, consisting of anti-tank ditch system, barbed wire obstructions, anti-tank scaffolding and lines of anti-tank cubes, and associated defences, including pillboxes, gun emplacements, slit trenches and weapons pits...

World War Two date trenches and gun emplacement west of Lowestoft Road, Reydon