Underground WW2 Deep Level Shelter. Hougham Battery Dressing Station Dover.
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
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Hougham Battery is one of a number of coastal batteries established during WW2 along the Kent Coast. It was built in 1941 and manned by men of 520 Coastal Regiment Royal Artillery although by 1942 most of the younger men had been transferred to field regiments and most of those left manning the guns were elderly, including many veterans of the previous war. The battery was located on the north side of the old Folkstone - Dover Road and it was equipped with three 8″ Mk. VIII naval guns. Like other coastal batteries, the Hougham battery included the for a deep shelter for personnel in the event of bombardment, these tunnels also accommodated a dressing station that could be converted to a hospital if necessary.
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Another very interesting vlog. Love the abandoned engineering projects. Certainly looked wet down there in places. Thanks for finding this one and posting your explore. 👍🏻 Trev
It was definitely the wettest one we'd been in, probably all the rain we'd been having, was glad to get out to be honest! Thanks for watching, glad you liked it 👍😊
Excellent so fascinating to watch. I love learning about old history.
Dover has an incredible amount of history to find if you know where to look! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching 👍😊
Nice video guys 👍👍 Thoroughly enjoyed it 😎👌
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it 👍😊
That was another well-preserved location. It's always nice to see places that aren't vandalized and full of graffiti. I wouldn't want to be there in the dark, that's for sure.
Yes not too much vandalism in this one.. We always take spare torches as you certainly wouldn't want to be lost down there in the pitch black! Thanks for watching 👍😊
A bit late watching this week. A lot of channels to catch up on. Thank you both for a very interesting video.
Thank you Kate, always appreciate you watching. Glad you found it interesting 😊
Great video very interesting 😊 keep up with the good work 😎
Thank you, glad you found it interesting 😊👍
I’m back! Improved enough to watch your video today. I missed last week’s episode. If it’s still listed, will watch it during the upcoming week. Cheers Em & Stu! 🇬🇧👍👍🙂🇺🇸
Hi Martin, so nice to hear from you! Yes last week's video us still there to watch if you get a chance, it's quite a long one..
Take care, hope you keep improving 😊
Cool place, well explained guys 👍
Thank you, we always try to find out as much information as we can before exploring these places as we think it makes them more interesting.. 😊👍
Great video ,it amazes me these places exist,full respect to both you , exploring these underground worlds !
I know, we feel the same.. just hidden there amongst the bushes! Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it 👍😊
Absolutely fascinating to see the tunnel, as it's somewhere I would never visit. It's also in surprisingly good condition. Good video.
Thanks for watching Alice, these places are amazing if you know where to find them.. we didn't find this explore and easy as we were expecting 😆
@@ExploringWithEmAndStu A brilliant explore and well worth finding.