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'''UPDATED OCTOBER 6TH, 2023'''
===='''General'''====
        This website was created for the documentation of the Forts of New England including Gun Batteries Fort Fire Control Towers etc. This site does not include camps, air force stations, navy bases, torpedo stations nor radar sites (Some exceptions). Any documents displayed on this site are public records or can be accessed by requesting said documents from their original source which I would be happy to provide you with. There are no classified government documents displayed on this website. Many of the sites shown on this website were accessed with EXPLICIT PERMISSION from the landowner or organization who oversees the site. Trespassing IS AN ARRESTABLE OFFENSE!!!! The New England Defenses website and organization is run and operated by Julian Malcolm not any commercial organization or company. I (Julian Malcolm) will not hold accountability for your stupid choices. Contributors on this site can be found via their user page with a contact for inquiries on this website only!


===='''Safety'''====
'''General:'''
Exploring Coastal Defense sites is very dangerous if the person is not well prepared or knowledgeable on the current condition of that site. Being careless around these sites can lead to serious injury or even death. We do not recommend that inexperienced people explore these sites as many are unsafe and are deteriorating rapidly. It is important to know what you are getting into and just make sure to use common sense. If a site is fenced off, it is probably for good reason. I am not a professional explorer, but I do know my way around forts and do proper research regarding their safety. Do not do what I do. New England Defenses or any of our affiliates ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE for INJURY or INFRACTIONS from the exploration of Coastal Defense Sites.
Welcome to the New England Defenses website, dedicated to documenting the historical richness of New England's forts, including gun batteries, fort fire control towers, and more. Please note that our focus excludes camps, air force stations, navy bases, torpedo stations, and radar sites, with some exceptions. All documents presented here are either public records or obtainable through official channels, which we're happy to assist you with. We uphold the highest standards of legality and ethics, ensuring no classified government documents are featured. It's essential to emphasize that accessing these sites without explicit permission constitutes trespassing and is a punishable offense. New England Defenses is independently operated by Julian Malcolm, prioritizing historical preservation and public safety. For inquiries, contributors can be contacted via their respective user pages, dedicated solely to matters concerning this website.
===='''Technical Disclaimer'''====
 
When reading pages some images are of a large size and may need time to load even on good internet connections! I would recommend your web browser is up to date and you are not running any browser that has not been updated recently as it will affect the way the website works. A preference that can be set by the guest on the top right of the screen is the "Dark Mode" function. This option may not work on all devices or browsers. Some PDFs are displayed on our site and will use your browsers default PDF viewer. If the PDF is unreadable with the online viewer, you should have the option to save the file to your computer or phone. YouTube videos are also displayed throughout the site and can be played with the embedded player or YouTube's player which will require a [https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/78358?hl=en browser supported by YouTube] Internet Explorer will not work well with this site as it was discontinued on June 15th, 2022. If you have any questions about the website, please email admin @ nedefenses.com. Thank you for taking the time to visit.
'''Safety:'''
===='''Language'''====
Exploring coastal defense sites carries inherent risks, particularly for those lacking adequate preparation or knowledge of site conditions. The precarious state of many locations underscores the importance of caution and expertise. We strongly advise against inexperienced individuals venturing into these areas, as deterioration and hazards pose significant threats, potentially resulting in severe injury or fatality. Respect all barriers and warnings; they exist for your protection. While Julian Malcolm is an experienced enthusiast, his activities are not a model for emulation. Neither New England Defenses nor its affiliates assume liability for injuries or infractions resulting from unauthorized exploration of coastal defense sites.
Because many of these coastal fortifications have been abandoned for so many years without supervision, people have taken advantage of these places and "tagged" them with profanity, gore and other disturbing things. It is very hard to capture all the details of a coastal defense site without capturing some profanity in your shots. Due to my lack of knowledge on photoshop, none of the photos are edited or blurred on this site. What you see is what I saw when I was there. This is just the reality of visiting abandoned places.
 
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'''Technical Disclaimer:'''
Please be aware that some pages contain large image files, necessitating loading time, even on high-speed internet connections. For optimal viewing experience, ensure your browser is updated and avoid using outdated platforms, as compatibility may be affected. Guests can personalize their browsing experience with the "Dark Mode" feature, though compatibility varies across devices and browsers. PDFs are integrated into the site and can be viewed using your browser's default viewer or saved for offline access if necessary. Embedded YouTube videos enhance content, compatible with most modern browsers except for Internet Explorer, which ceased support on June 15th, 2022. For inquiries or technical support, please [[Contact Us]]. Thank you for your interest and patience.
 
'''Language:'''
The exploration of abandoned coastal fortifications reveals a complex tapestry of history and neglect. Regrettably, due to years of abandonment, these sites have been subject to vandalism, often adorned with profanity, gore, and other unsettling imagery. Capturing the essence of these locations inevitably entails encountering such elements, as we strive for authenticity in our documentation. Please note that none of the photos on this site undergo editing or censorship; what you see reflects the reality of our explorations. We acknowledge the limitations of our expertise in post-processing and prioritize preserving the integrity of the sites we document.

Revision as of 13:41, 3 April 2024

General: Welcome to the New England Defenses website, dedicated to documenting the historical richness of New England's forts, including gun batteries, fort fire control towers, and more. Please note that our focus excludes camps, air force stations, navy bases, torpedo stations, and radar sites, with some exceptions. All documents presented here are either public records or obtainable through official channels, which we're happy to assist you with. We uphold the highest standards of legality and ethics, ensuring no classified government documents are featured. It's essential to emphasize that accessing these sites without explicit permission constitutes trespassing and is a punishable offense. New England Defenses is independently operated by Julian Malcolm, prioritizing historical preservation and public safety. For inquiries, contributors can be contacted via their respective user pages, dedicated solely to matters concerning this website.

Safety: Exploring coastal defense sites carries inherent risks, particularly for those lacking adequate preparation or knowledge of site conditions. The precarious state of many locations underscores the importance of caution and expertise. We strongly advise against inexperienced individuals venturing into these areas, as deterioration and hazards pose significant threats, potentially resulting in severe injury or fatality. Respect all barriers and warnings; they exist for your protection. While Julian Malcolm is an experienced enthusiast, his activities are not a model for emulation. Neither New England Defenses nor its affiliates assume liability for injuries or infractions resulting from unauthorized exploration of coastal defense sites.

Technical Disclaimer: Please be aware that some pages contain large image files, necessitating loading time, even on high-speed internet connections. For optimal viewing experience, ensure your browser is updated and avoid using outdated platforms, as compatibility may be affected. Guests can personalize their browsing experience with the "Dark Mode" feature, though compatibility varies across devices and browsers. PDFs are integrated into the site and can be viewed using your browser's default viewer or saved for offline access if necessary. Embedded YouTube videos enhance content, compatible with most modern browsers except for Internet Explorer, which ceased support on June 15th, 2022. For inquiries or technical support, please Contact Us. Thank you for your interest and patience.

Language: The exploration of abandoned coastal fortifications reveals a complex tapestry of history and neglect. Regrettably, due to years of abandonment, these sites have been subject to vandalism, often adorned with profanity, gore, and other unsettling imagery. Capturing the essence of these locations inevitably entails encountering such elements, as we strive for authenticity in our documentation. Please note that none of the photos on this site undergo editing or censorship; what you see reflects the reality of our explorations. We acknowledge the limitations of our expertise in post-processing and prioritize preserving the integrity of the sites we document.