subterranean complex belonged to the private owners of the land above it, and Ho8 fell under private ownership. The complex was restored, with a collection of Occupation memorabilia and a museum and memorial to the occupation being set up. In 2001, a permanent exhibit called "Captive Island" was unveiled in the tunnel complex, detailing everyday life for civilians in Jersey before, during and after the occupation of Jersey. Today, Ho8 is generally referred to as the "Jersey War Tunnels". The Jersey War Tunnels has also housed military vehicles such as a Char B1 bis tank, which served in Jersey with the Panzer-Abteilung 213 during the occupation which was on loan from The Tank Museum. As of March 2012 there is also a replica Stug III tank destroyer owned by the war tunnels. See also Hohlgangsanlage tunnels, Jersey Occupation of the Channel Islands Atlantic Wall References External links The Jersey War Tunnels official site The Underground Hospital on the BBC's site The War Tunnels at Jersey's tourism site Channel Islands Occupation Society History of Jersey Tunnels in Jersey Museums in Jersey Saint Lawrence, Jersey World War II sites in the Channel Islands Military history of the Channel Islands during World War II German occupation of Jersey during World War II Hospital museums