A possible Second World War battery is visible as earthworks on aerial photographs. The battery is located within the Hythe Firing Ranges (Monument Number 1531850) south of Nickolls Quarry and comprises of a linear arrangement of seven irregular, circular banks, which may be the locations of light anti-aircraft guns. Two other possible battery sites are visible on the aerial photographs to the northeast (Monument Number 1532980; 1532982). Three Light Anti Aircraft Batterys have been recorded in documents within the Hythe Ranges (Monument Number 1478157, 1477681 and 1478161) but none of these were visible on the historical photographs at the given locations and no records coincide with those sites described above. It may be that the OS Grid References given in the documentary evidence are wrong and the Second World War batteries described in the records are actually those visible on the aerial photographs at different locations.