Structure in Field

While browsing Google Earth I noticed some structures in a field between Dungate and Lynsted in Kent - NGR TQ926594. They may be of no significance but just look out of place somehow. Is anything know in the area?
A post war an AA site was built in the adjacent field but does not seem to have any connection.

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Not my line but the layout appears to be of a transmitter with aerial masts although there are no shadows of these.

Had a quick Google and found this:

www.bletchleyparkresearch.co.uk/research...kingsdown-y-station/

These Kingsdowns are a pain in the ****.

The 'Y' service used two Kingsdowns - one near Deal and the other at West Kingsdown, but post #1 refers to yet another Kingsdown near Sittingbourne which is more than 20 miles distant from the first two.

Thanks for the replies, a friend has suggested it could be a direction finding station and on searching it came across this www.flashearth.com/?lat=52.391857&lon=-0...&z=17.8&r=0&src="ggl" which is said to be a D/F station at Warboys.

I can see similarities in the structures at the two sites but would appreciate your opinions as i know nothing about the subject.

Alec;165936 wrote:

... a D/F station at Warboys.

That site at Warboys is still a bit of a mystery and has been described on other websites as:
I think it was probably all of the last three, probably not a D/F station (It's too 'heavy duty'). I suspect it has almost nothing in common with our 'unknown structure'.

Carnaby;165937 wrote:

That site at Warboys is still a bit of a mystery and has been described on other websites as:

Direction Finding Station
No.3 Group Transmitting Station (WWII)
Cold war Transmitter Station
W/T Station for RAF Wyton. LINK

I think it was probably all of the last three, probably not a D/F station (It's too 'heavy duty'). I suspect it has almost nothing in common with our 'unknown structure'.

Thanks. In view of your comments I enlarged vies of both and I can now see that there is no similarity. Enlarged the main structure looks even odder:

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But, you agree it appears to be a hut (Nissen) surrounded by a brick or concrete blast wall with two pedestrian entrances through the wall north and south? Could also be earth traversed. The external 'cube' could be a generator room.