Naval Mine Southwick
"The nearby Sea Mine
(now free of explosives is typical
of one of the 550,000 sea mines
used by the Allies as part of
Operation Overlord'
It was presented to
Southwick by the Royal
Navy in 2022"
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Source
- Text: Sharky Ward
- Photos: Anthony (Sharky) Ward
Nearby
Museum
- The Royal Military Police Museum - Southwick
- Southwick House - Southwick
- Royal Armouries: Fort Nelson - Portsmouth
Point of interest
- Information Board D-Day Southwick - Southwick
- Southwick D-Day Memorial Hall - Southwick
- Memorial Golden Lion Southwick - Southwick
Monument
- War Memorial St James Church - Southwick
- Memorial Admiral Horatio Nelson - Portchester
- War Memorial Portchester - Portchester
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves St. Peter and St. Paul Churchyard - Wymering
- Commonwealth War Graves St. Mary Churchyard - Portchester
- Commonwealth War Graves Christ Church Churchyard - Portsdown
Remembrance Stone
Fortification
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