Steven Thompson at the Defence Of Britain Project has produced an excellent file which can be downloaded and then viewed in Google Earth. It shows hundreds of Auxiliary related sites around the UK.
As this will be confusing for some we have prepared a video tutorial which will guide you through what you need to do or you can follow the step by step instructions below.
Note. If your computer is old it may struggle to display Google Earth...
Step 1 - Download Google Earth here if you don't already have it.
Step 2 - Now you can download the Defence of Britain's Google Earth file here. For some users the file will now open directly in Google Earth. If it does please jump to Step 5. If not please read on.
The file you are about to download is "zipped up" to save space so you will need some software to "unzip" it. The most common of these is called WinZip and a FREE 45 day trial of it can be downloaded here. Once the file we are going to download is unzipped it stays unzipped so you can then remove Winzip if you feel you need to.
Step 3 - Your unzipping software should then automatically try to unzip it and place the file on your computer.
Step 4 - When you find the file which should be called doc.kml click on it and it will force open Google Earth.
Step 5 - In Google Earth on the left hand navigation window you should see a box called "Places" the file will appear in here under "Temporary Places". Tick the box called Defence of Britain Project and expand it by clicking on the + icon next to it.
Step 6 - You will then see all the sites listed within the file. The Auxiliary related sites are listed under the "Ancillary Sites" folder. You can view as many sites as you like but we suggest you just tick the Auxiliary related ones otherwise Google Earth will run very slowly.
Step 7 - When you go to close Google Earth it will prompt you to save the file. We suggest you do this and then it will be there next time you wish to view it.
Step 8 - For those of you who have never used Google Earth before and are unsure how to navigate around it, please see the instruction video here
Note. If your computer is old it may struggle to display Google Earth...
Enjoy......
