owned by the council, and is annually opened by the Western Heights Preservation Society. The Grand Shaft Bowl, located south of Drop Redoubt, is the proposed location for the new National War Memorial, which will commemorate, by name, all of the British Commonwealth casualties of World War I and World War II. The Grand Shaft Barracks was the location for the filming of the post-nuclear attack scenes in the Peter Watkins 1965 film; The War Game. See also Eastbourne Redoubt Dover Castle References External links Western Heights Preservation Society Western Heights - Heritage factsheet - White Cliffs Country Images of the Western Heights Proposed National War Memorial Photographs of the Detached Bastion on the Western Heights Photographs of the drop redoubt on the Western Heights Photographs and more details of the Drop Redoubt from CastleList.com Visitor information at English Heritage Victorian Forts data sheet Redoubts Napoleon's planned invasion of the United Kingdom Napoleonic war forts in England Forts in Dover, Kent Military history of Dover, Kent Country parks in Kent Local Nature Reserves in Kent English Heritage sites in Kent