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Evidence of Second World War military training activity is evident as earthworks, structures and areas of disturbed ground (most since levelled or destroyed) on aerial photographs, across much of Ordnance Survey 1:10,000 quarter sheet TM45SW and its ...

An area of Second World War military training and defences is visible on aerial photographs on Blaxhall Common/Heath, which falls within the Orford Battle Training Area (ORF 137). The main defensive component of the site is a system of anti-glider tr...

A line of Second World War bomb craters is visible on aerial photographs within Tunstall Forest on the edge of the Orford Battle Training Area.

An area of Second World War military training is visible on aerial photographs on Tunstall Common, which falls within the Orford Battle Training Area. The main component of the site is a sunken/underground structure, only the entrance to which and so...

An area of banks, ditches and pits most likely relating to Second World War military training can be seen as earthworks (which have since been levelled) on aerial photographs. The features consist of multiple areas of pits, banks and ditches which ma...

An area of Second World War military training is visible on aerial photographs within a clearing in Tunstall Forest. The site consists of clusters of large bomb craters and smaller detonation areas arranged in a grid pattern, like a small-scale minef...

An area of Second World War military training is visible on aerial photographs surrounding the former Staverton Park (WNN 008), which falls within the Orford Battle Training Area. The area around the woodland is covered with weapons pits, dug outs an...

The former site of a Second World War military training, most notably practice trenches and a probable gun emplacement, is visible on aerial photographs to the west of New Wood and former heath ‘The Mutton’. The earthen covered or camouflaged square ...

A group of three Second World War weapons pits or craters is visible on aerial photographs within a clearing in Tunstall Forest. The site falls within the Orford Battle Training Area.

An area of Second World War military training and defences is visible on aerial photographs on Wantisden Heath, which falls within the Orford Battle Training Area (ORF 137). Some of the Second World War sites on the heath have already been recorded s...