A Second World War barbed wire enclosure and four bomb craters are visible on aerial photographs as a structure and earthworks to the south of Romney Sand Station, at Greatstone-on-Sea. It is possible that this barbed wire enclosure may have been the site of the anti aircraft battery recorded 50m to the north-west on the basis of documentary evidence (Monument Number 1478121), although this is unclear These features were mapped from aerial photographs as part of the South East RCZAS NMP project. Summary from record 1478121: A light anti-aircraft (Diver) battery was previously noted from documentary sources as being deployed near Romney Sand Station during the Second World War. This area was surveyed as part of the South East RCZAS NMP project, but the anti aircraft battery was not visible on aerial photographs of 1946 at the grid reference specified. However, the site of the former battery may be indicated by a barbed wire enclosure located 50m to the south-east (Monument Number 1533956).