Written by Unknown on 19 July 2001.
On a low mound 55 yards east of the A82 overlooking Commando Monument
OPEN All surface features remain intact. The hatch which is
damaged is open. The ventilation louvres are missing. The top of the ventilation shaft which stands on several courses of bricks is damaged, The FSM pipe stands on a concrete plinth. There is a disused telegraph pole
alongside. Internally the post is flooded to a depth of 6". The table, shelf and cupboard remain in place. There is a GPO Ever Ready battery on the table and some GPO junction boxes and wiring on the wall.
An aircraft post built from concrete blocks stands alongside. It has an open section and the crew quarters is covered with a sloping metal sheet. It is approximately 7' X 5'
Opened in 1960 and closed in 1968.
Written by Garry on 17 September 2020.
The post is flooded inside and had the hatch counter weight removed and is generally in poor condition.
Written by David Ruzicka on 04 August 2025.
The ROC post is is poor condition with all of the original green paint gone. On the exterior there is some damage wich includes: BPI (Bomb Power Indicator) mount bent, the ventilation louvres gone, hatch missing, concrete on top of the ventilation shaft missing, lots of concrete chipped away on the access shaft, and the FSM (Fixed Survey Meter) mounts lid hanging on by 1 bolt.
On the inside the post is now flooded to the top of the sump pump, around 3 feet, the door to the chemical toilet room is broken and barely hanging onto the door hinges. The monitoring room itself is empty and only has the wood on the walls to hold up some wires and the original cupboard. Also on the exterior the small WWII building is still holding up with is metal sheet roof.
