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World War II Trenches and a weapons pit, visible as earthworks in 1941 and 1943, east of Easton Wood. The site has since been eroded away.

WWII trenches and pillboxes partially enclosed by a barbed wire obstruction, north of Dunwich

World War II trenches and possible emplacements, possibly forming a strongpoint, but abandoned by 1945.

Trenches of World War II date with associated military structure on the beach/cliff-edge at Southend Warren

World War II trenches north-west of Reydon Marshes

Trenches of World War II date, east of Pakefield Road, Lowestoft

Standard type 27 pillbox. Brick internal shuttering. Covered entrance faces W; embrasure above. Steel MG mount on round pillar. Round vents. One piece steel embrasure surrounds.

Standard type 22 pillbox, thick-walled. Brick anti-ricochet wall. Exterior blast wall is 'L'-shape, with one leg attached to pillbox in front of entrance. Single embrasure in blast wall, but none in entrance wall. Entrance faces NNW.

Standard type 22 pillbox. Covered entrance facing NE with central embrasure over. Steel plates recessed at sides of embrasures. Brick anti-ricochet wall. [Recorder John Harding gives grid reference TL 90954958]

Standard type 22 pillbox. Central embrasure over covered entrance facing NE. Brick anti-ricochet wall.