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    That's spot on Paul - 'f' represents training trenches. Here is the full key for you:

    The submarine base, coastal batteries, and aerodrome at Dover (April 1316), taken from a German aeroplane, (a) Submarine base and several submarines. (b) Reservoirs, (c) Military Prison. (d) Coastal batteries of Langton Fort. (e) Barracks, (f) Infantry training trenches, (g) Aerodrome and 7 aeroplanes.

    From here: http://www.allworldwars.com/The-German-Air-Force-In-The-Great-War-by-Neumann.html

    I hope this helps:



    The modern Coastguard station is right in the middle of Langdon Fort.

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