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A Second World War training area and/or strong point is visible as earthworks and structures on 1940s aerial photographs. Recent photographs indicate that while much of the site was dismantled before the end of the war, some earthworks probably still...

At least three separate areas of Second World War training activity were visible on aerial photographs to the west of Lower Hollesley Common.

A temporary or training airfield was visible on aerial photographs to the south of Woodbridge airfield (SHER SUT 197). It is visible as a cleared strip of vegetation and is similar in character to that recorded at Kelling Heath in Norfolk (NHER 23129...

The site of Second World War training is indicated by an area of weapons pits and possible short trenches visible on aerial photographs.

The cropmarks of probable Second World War trenches are visible on aerial photographs. The fact that they are showing as cropmarks in 1945 would suggest they date to relatively early in Second World War or potentially that they relate to First World ...

The former earthworks of a series of Second World War slit trenches forming a linear defence system are visible on aerial photographs. They are similar in appearance to anti-glider trenches, although the positioning of these and others in the area (f...

Second World War Type 22 AA varient, Cockfield

Hexagonal pillbox, type 22, beside London Road (A145) crossing of Ipswich to Beccles railway line.

A Second World War Type 22 pillbox was recorded some 200m north of Home Whin Farm, Sutton.

Second World War Type 22 pillbox, woth modifications