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Second World War Roadblock at Horringer Road, Bury St Edmunds.

Series of military cropmarks visible from SCC APs. See LCS 094 for recording of these Second World War features. Formerly recorded as LCS MISC

The site of a Second World War searchlight and/or gun battery is visible on aerial photographs. The surviving pillbox component has previously been recorded as ADT 007. The internal area of the site and an area of heath to the north showed evidence o...

The site of probable Second World War military training activity is visible aerial photographs and surviving as earthworks on 0.5m resolution Lidar data. The site consists of large angular pits and excavations, and smaller weapons pits and craters. I...

The site of a Second World War site roadblock is visible on aerial photographs from 1945 on the A1065 road to the west of Brandon town centre. One, or possible two, unusually placed rectangular structures are located alongside this road to the east. ...

The site of a Second World War searchlight battery at Assington Green, Stansfield.

Second World War Spigot Mortar Emplacemement at Eye.

The site of a Second World War site roadblock is visible on aerial photographs on the Church Road to the west of Brandon town centre.

The site of a possible Second World War radar or radio site, potentially a Direction Finding site, or alternatively a mobile searchlight, associated the nearby RAF Bentwaters Airfield (RLM 047), is visible on aerial photographs. The site, which cann...

A Second World War spigot mortar emplacement survives as an earthwork and structure on the southern bank of the Little Ouse. It may be visible as an earthwork pit on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. Together with a second emplacement 135m t...