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Probable searchlight battery with sound detector and weapons pit, situated in Corton

Probable World War II trenches, visible as earthworks in 1941 on the beach east of Beach Farm. Since eroded away.

The site of probable World War Two gun emplacements or similar features are visible on aerial photographs alongside railway line.

A probable World War II trench shelter in the back garden of a house on Arwela Road, Felixstowe

A World War Two field artillery position mentioned in documentation appears to be visible on aerial photographs from 1945 in Henham Park, in close proximity to a searchlight battery WNF 045.

Probable World War II strongpoint, visible in 1941 and cleared by 1952.

A World War Two field artillery position mentioned in documentation appears to be visible on aerial photographs as four parchmarks in the crop.

A probable public air-raid shelter of Second World War date is visible on contemporary aerial photographs as a structure in Allenby Park, Felixstowe.

Probable World War II trench, visible as earthworks in 1941 on Kessingland Beach.

A probable World War Two gun battery was visible on aerial photographs on Hollesley Heath to the north of a searchlight battery (SHER HLY 141).