| Guarding the road into the old Royal Air Force base is this Type 22, board shuttered, pillbox. All loopholes and the entrance have been sealed. |
| The above structure is one of a number of Type 27, brick shuttered, pillboxes that once guarded the base. |
| Unlike the other seven walls of the structure, the rear wall does not have an embrasure. A central well in the structure held an anti-aircraft position with a mounting for a LMG. The entrance was once protected by a porch which has since collapsed or has been knocked down. |