The derelict battery can now be found on the Royal Anglian Way which is named after the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Anglian Regiment, who refurbished it in August 1969.

[1] The battery has a plaque labelled "1906" and it is named after Sir George Rooke[2] who commanded the British Fleet when Gibraltar came under British rule.

V mounting which was protected against severe damage because it had an underground magazine and shelter.

[1] Visitors can see the remains of the searchlight which was used during World War II when the battery was also a Fire Command headquarters which could direct the fire of other batteries.

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