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RMF4FGTD–Maunsell Sea Forts, now abandoned WW2 anti aicraft defences in the Thames Estuary off the North Kent Coast near Herne Bay
RMBTC4PJ–Aerial view of Maunsell sea forts in Thames Estury , decommissioned in the late 1950s, have been used as pirate radio stations.
RMDHC902–12/10/2013 Sea forts at Red Sands, Thames Estuary Maunsell Forts. River Thames, England, UK
RM2HE3TN1–The Maunsell sea forts are armed towers built in the Thames and Mersey estuaries during the Second World War to help defend the United Kingdom.
RMM1MY8B–Kentish Flats Offshore Wind Farm and Red Sands Maunsell Forts in the mouth of the Thames Estuary off the Essex and Kent coasts. Cargo ship passing by
RMC87R8F–Maunsell sea forts. Red Sands sea fort Thames estuary, now abandoned. The Kentish flats windfarm is just behind on the horizon.
RMF4FGTB–Maunsell Sea Forts, now abandoned WW2 anti aicraft defences in the Thames Estuary off the North Kent Coast near Herne Bay
RM2JP9YKX–Distant cargo ship navigating through offshore windfarms in Thames Estuary, with walkers far out from shore at Mulberry Harbour section off Southend
RF2A0RWE6–Oyster beds at low tide in Whitstable with World War II forts in the distance on the Kent coast in late summer
RMD409C1–Red Sands Forts in the Thames Estuary with distant offshore wind farm, Whitstable, England, Britain, GB, UK
RFP632Y5–Maunsell Forts - Red Sands sea forts now abandoned, Close up of the disrepair showing rust and damaged windows
RMDHCG1Y–12/10/2013 Sea forts at Red Sands, Thames Estuary Maunsell Forts. River Thames, England, UK
RF2D64XHF–An Electric bollard light or buoy on the open sea in the esuary of the Thames, England, UK with the Red Sands Maunsell Forts in the distance
RM2PHA5D9–The Broomway, one of the UK's most dangerous footpaths, in the Thames estuary off Foulness Island, Essex. Maunsell Forts and windfarms in far distance
RMJ0F7H1–Kentish Flats Offshore Wind Farm and Red Sands Maunsell Fort in the mouth of the Thames Estuary off the Essex and Kent coasts. Walkers in evening sun
RMF4FGT8–Maunsell Sea Forts Red Sands, abandoned WW2 anti aicraft defences in the Thames Estuary off the North Kent Coast near Herne Bay
RF2A0RTKX–Oyster beds at low tide in Whitstable with World War II forts in the distance on the Kent coast in late summer
RMD409CF–Red Sands Forts in the Thames Estuary with distant offshore wind farm, Whitstable, England, UK, GB
RFP632X5–Maunsell Forts - Red Sands sea forts now abandoned, Close up of the disrepair showing rust and damaged windows
RMDHC5CK–12/10/2013 Sea forts at Red Sands, Thames Estuary Maunsell Forts. River Thames, England, UK
RMWXXGP9–Sheerness, Kent, UK. 18th September, 2019. Classic sailing yacht 'Queen Galadriel' operated by the Cirdan Sailing Trust seen sailing across the Thames Estuary in front of the wartime Red Sands Towers. Credit: James Bell/Alamy Live News
RMF4FGTF–Maunsell Sea Forts Shivering Sands abandoned WW2 anti aicraft defences in the Thames Estuary off the North Kent Coast
RF2A0RW23–Oyster beds at low tide in Whitstable with World War II forts in the distance on the Kent coast in late summer
RM2RHCM2Y–The Maunsell Forts seen with very serious structural defects and many of their parts fallen into the sea. Nowadays only the seagulls nest in them. A ferry boat is visible at the distance as this water is not safe for boating. The Maunsell Forts are armed towers built at the Thames and the Mersey Estuaries during the Second World War to defend the United Kingdom. They have been built 1942 - 1943 for anti-aircraft defense and to report to London about the German aircraft. They are all named after the designer Guy Maunsell.
RMDHCH2B–12/10/2013 Sea forts at Shivering Sands, Thames Estuary Maunsell Forts. River Thames, England, UK
RM2RHCM7G–Whitstable, UK. 15th Aug, 2023. The Maunsell Forts seen with very serious structural defects and many of their parts fallen into the sea. Nowadays only the seagulls nest in them. The Maunsell Forts are armed towers built at the Thames and the Mersey Estuaries during the Second World War to defend the United Kingdom. They have been built 1942 - 1943 for anti-aircraft defense and to report to London about the German aircraft. They are all named after the designer Guy Maunsell. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Credit: Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
RMWXXGXW–Sheerness, Kent, UK. 18th September, 2019. Classic sailing yacht 'Queen Galadriel' operated by the Cirdan Sailing Trust seen sailing across the Thames Estuary in front of the wartime Red Sands Towers. Credit: James Bell/Alamy Live News
RMC80XPC–The abandoned wartime Redsands fort in the Thames estuary. The Kentish flats windfarm can be seen beyond on the horizon.
RMF4FGT9–Maunsell Sea Forts, now abandoned WW2 anti aicraft defences in the Thames Estuary off the North Kent Coast near Herne Bay
RF2A0RWE7–Oyster beds at low tide in Whitstable with World War II forts in the distance on the Kent coast in late summer
RMF6CCTN–Red Sands Forts, wartime defences in the Thames Estuary, with distant offshore wind farm, Whitstable, England, Britain, GB, UK
RM2RHCM31–Whitstable, UK. 15th Aug, 2023. The Maunsell Forts seen with very serious structural defects and many of their parts fallen into the sea. Nowadays only the seagulls nest in them. The Maunsell Forts are armed towers built at the Thames and the Mersey Estuaries during the Second World War to defend the United Kingdom. They have been built 1942 - 1943 for anti-aircraft defense and to report to London about the German aircraft. They are all named after the designer Guy Maunsell. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News
RMDHCB18–12/10/2013 Sea forts at Shivering Sands, Thames Estuary Maunsell Forts. River Thames, England, UK
RM2RHCM5C–Whitstable, UK. 15th Aug, 2023. The Maunsell Forts seen with very serious structural defects and many of their parts fallen into the sea. Nowadays only the seagulls nest in them. The Maunsell Forts are armed towers built at the Thames and the Mersey Estuaries during the Second World War to defend the United Kingdom. They have been built 1942 - 1943 for anti-aircraft defense and to report to London about the German aircraft. They are all named after the designer Guy Maunsell. (Photo by Krisztian Elek/SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Credit: Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
RM2T1MNYG–The Royal Navy during the Second World War Maunsell Sea forts in the Thames Estuary: In the dock basin the twin towers of a sea fort to be used in the Thames Estuary are rapidly rising from the floating pontoon. A pre-assembled spot welded cage is hoisted into position, and the concrete is poured between a permanent wooden inner wall and an outer steel shell. Then the steel shell is moved up and the next cast is made. These secret forts were an effective defence against attacks by sea and air on the estuary.
RMWXXGHN–Sheerness, Kent, UK. 18th September, 2019. Classic sailing yacht 'Queen Galadriel' operated by the Cirdan Sailing Trust seen sailing across the Thames Estuary in front of the wartime Red Sands Towers. Credit: James Bell/Alamy Live News
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