Heavy Anti Aircraft Battery Mersey H33 |
Hob Uid: 1414608 | |
Location : Wirral Non Civil Parish
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Grid Ref : SJ2996294145 |
Summary : Site of Second World War heavy anti aircraft battery K/H33 at Red Noses. The feature is visible as structures and earthworks on air photographs. It was armed with two 3.7-inch guns in 1942, but had been upgunned to four 5.25-inch guns in 1945, when it was manned by 443 Battery of the 130th Royal Artillery Regiment. It was retained as a Nucleus Force Headquarters Battery in 1946.The feature appears to be no longer extant on the latest 2005 NMRC Survey oblique photography. |
More information : ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY. SRF
HAA
Red Noses
K H33
Recorder- D. Taylor & A. Rudd. (1)
Documented. (2)
The monument is also visible as upstanding structures and earthworks on air photographs mapped as part of the North West Coast Rapid Coastal Zone Assessment Survey. The feature appears to be no longer extant on the latest 2005 NMRC Survey oblique photography. (3)
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