Shorncliffe Camp can refer to:
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* Shorncliffe Camp – large military establishment in Cheriton, Kent, UK
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Shorncliffe Redoubt — is a British Napoleonic earthworks fort of great historic importance, as it is the birth place of modern light infantry tactics. The site is approximately 300 feet by 300 feet and is situated on the Kentish Coast in Sandgate, Kent at… … Wikipedia
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