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World war Two structures, possible accommodation huts, which may be related to the Diver Battery site on Thorpeness Common (SHER ARG 066), are visible on aerial photographs to the west of Alexander Wood, Aldringham cum Thorpe.

The site of a pair of probable World War Two surface air raid shelters, are visible on aerial photographs.

A World War Two probable 'Suffolk Square' pillbox is are visible as a structure on aerial photographs and is still extant as recently as 2010.

The site of an area of World War Two training activity, consisting of slit trenches and weapons pits, is visible on aerial photographs.

A small area of Second World War military training is visible on aerial photographs on Cowmarsh Hill and nearby rough ground, consisting mainly of small trench sections and weapons pit types features.

A large area of dispersed World War Two military training is visible on aerial photographs on Westleton Walks heath. The site includes practice trenches and weapons pits, some of which are created in linear and angular arrangements.

A large area of dispersed Second World War military training is visible on aerial photographs on Westleton Walks heath. The site includes practice trenches and weapons pits, some of which are created in linear and angular arrangements. This area of d...

A small area of World War Two military training is visible on aerial photographs to east the anti-tank trap (DUN 043) at Broom Hill, consisting mainly of small weapons pit types features.

A small area of World War Two military training is visible on aerial photographs to east of Whin Hill, consisting mainly of small weapons pit types features.

Several possible gun emplacements which may have formed an anti-aircraft battery and were likely to be part of military training within the Woodbridge training area (SHER SUT 250) are visible as former earthworks on aerial photographs on land to the ...