Site of Second World War Light Anti Aircraft (Diver) Battery, No. F12, in the Diver Box at Fleet Head (EHER 82738)

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Summary

Now destroyed. Site of a Second World War light anti aircraft (Diver) battery in the Diver Box at Fleet Head. It was armed with four 40mm guns when it was deployed here on 28th August 1944, and was manned by 2898 RAF Regiment.

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Grid reference	TQ 9480 8920 (point)
Civil Parish	BARLING MAGNA, ROCHFORD, ESSEX

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NRHE data transfer: See <1>. NRHE summary description: Site of a Second World War light anti aircraft (Diver) battery in the Diver Box at Fleet Head. It was armed with four 40mm guns when it was deployed here on 28th August 1944, and was manned by 2898 RAF Regiment.

Sources

<1> SEX60897 Monograph: Dobinson, C. S.. 1996. Twentieth Century Fortifications in England, Vol IV: Operation Diver. p.232.

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NRHE identifier: 1478366
National Monuments Record: TQ 98 NW 91

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