Structure within Anti-Aircraft Position

20 Nov 2017 07:44 #11 by PETERTHEEATER
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Andy, have you visited the HAA site to the NE of Ballylumford off the Browns Bay Road? Just wondered if it has remains.

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20 Nov 2017 12:22 #12 by ww2ni
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Hi,

Yes. I have attached some pictures.
Not much left.
The one nearby at Seamount on the Kilroot to Larne Road is much better.

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20 Nov 2017 13:17 #13 by Peter Kirk
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I have this poor shot of what was at Greenisland (J369845). Not Larne but in Carrickfergus, just. I don't know what date this was but looks to have been enhanced post war. Also no signs of a radar mat or plinth.


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20 Nov 2017 16:52 #14 by ww2ni
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Sadly no longer with us.

I have attached a photograph where you can see that this position is where the All Weather Pitch of Belfast High School now stands.

It is easy to see the separate fields.

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20 Nov 2017 16:53 #15 by ww2ni
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Sadly no longer with us.

I have attached a photograph where you can see that this position is where the All Weather Pitch of Belfast High School now stands.

It is easy to see the separate fields.

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