After reading something the other day about Clee Hill in WW2 was one of the slave / repeater stations for GEE system of aircraft navigation and was called RAF Clee Hill . It finally closed in the early 60's but cant find that much history of it online
I decided to have a wonder up to see if I could find any signs of the aerial behind the NATS equipment thats is on the top of the hill
and i came across this
it was around 8foot square
each of the blocks the contained a steel plate bolted to it with angle iron coming off it and about 30foot from 3 of the corners as another peice of concrete that an achor wire would have been connected to
then further up the hill I found the remains of another building
and a few pictures of the existing NATS radar station
I decided to have a wonder up to see if I could find any signs of the aerial behind the NATS equipment thats is on the top of the hill
and i came across this
it was around 8foot square
each of the blocks the contained a steel plate bolted to it with angle iron coming off it and about 30foot from 3 of the corners as another peice of concrete that an achor wire would have been connected to
then further up the hill I found the remains of another building
and a few pictures of the existing NATS radar station
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