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Second World War aircraft obstruction ditches are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs of Iken Heath. Their construction probably pre-dates the establishment of the Orford Battle Training Area (ORF 137) across this part of the heath. Some elem...

Second World War Anti Aircraft site east of Lemans Farm, Ringsfield.

Second World War anti tank ditch north of station house, Cockfield

Second World War anti tank ditch on western edge of railway line at Bradfield St Claire

An extensive network of Second World War anti-glider ditches is visible as earthworks on aerial photographs of The Walks, Aldringham Common. Traces of Second World War (and perhaps earlier) military training activity is also visible, as the earthwork...

A grid of Second World War anti-landing trenches is visible as earthworks on 1940s aerial photographs of Weather Heath. Ground survey and more recent aerial photographs demonstrate that they still survive as earthworks. The anti-landing trenches exte...

Second World War anti-tank cubes. 6 cubes in a row, laid out side to side

Second World War anti-tank cubes. 15 cubes in a row that curves to the W at N end.

A Second World War bomb crater is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs on land to the south of Dunwich Forest, Westleton. It is difficult to determine from recent photography whether the earthwork is still extant, but it is assumed to have b...

A probable Second World War bomb crater is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs; it has since been levelled.