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The site of World War Two earthen-covered air raid shelters and a possible surface structure or military building are visible on aerial photographs.

The site of World War Two barrage balloon, air raid shelters and trenches are visible on aerial photographs. Large numbers of entrances to sub-surface air raid shelters are also visible surrounding the large western zigzag trench.

The site of former World War Two earthen-covered air raid shelter and a probable surface air raid shelter is visible on aerial photographs.

The site of World War Two barrage balloon, earthen-covered air raid shelters and a possible operational building are visible on aerial photographs.

The remains of a Second World War Diver anti aircraft battery were recorded as cropmarks from aerial photographs. They are recorded in more detail as LCS 094. Formerly recorded as LCS MISC

The site of World War Two air raid shelters are visible on aerial photographs. Large numbers of entrances to sub-surface air raid shelters are also visible within the grounds of a school. Other surface structures visible may also relate to surface sh...

Site of World War Two Coastal Observation Post at Felixstowe.

The site of World War Two earthen-covered and surface air raid shelter are visible on aerial photographs.

The site of World War Two barbed wire defences, gun pits and possible structures are visible on aerial photographs at Holly Hill on the edge of the marshes. It is not clear if any of the structures in the central area are World War Two, although a la...

The site of World War Two a type 22 pillbox and associated defensive structures, which originally part of wider defensive network, consisting of an extensive line of anti-tank cubes, barbed wire obstructions and associated defences (see LWT 045) is v...