The following post is courtesy of Rob Weir. He describes the pillboxes the British built around Hong Kong's coastline in the lead-up to the Japanese invasion. Over to Rob:
Pillboxes around the coast of Hong Kong island
Pillboxes (PB’s) were built on all beaches around HK Island considered suitable as landing sites for water borne attackers, as well as the waterfront areas along the northern coast in built-up areas [1].
Year Completed: Approximate
Condition: Demolished
Date of Last Visit:Aug 1998
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Condition: Demolished
Date of Last Visit: Aug 1998
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Condition at last visit: Demolished
Date of last visit: Jul-1999
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Condition at last visit: Demolished
Date of last visit: Dec-1995
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Condition at last visit: Demolished
Date of last visit: Apr-1998
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Condition at last visit: Demolished
Date of last visit: Apr-1998
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Condition at last visit: Demolished
Date of last visit: Jul-1998
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Condition at last visit: Demolished
Date of last visit: Jul-1998
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Other: LL Shelter on top.
Year completed is: Approximate
Condition at last visit: Demolished
Date of last visit: Jul-1998
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