Photo Gallery for the 44th Engineer Group (Construction) Camp Vayama, Sattahip, Thailand Visit the "Duty Roster" - Personnel Locator!
	Notice:   Framed pictures are "thumbnail" versions of larger photos that you may click on with your mouse in order to see a much larger version.   Under-lined phrases, words, statements may also be picture links! Satahip Port Complex Projects Camp Vayama was the original (U.S.) camp in Sattahip; later, the (Camp Samae San) Cantonment Area later became the home for the MIA/KIA Recovery Project Hqs for S.E.A. prior to the permanent home of CIL-HAWAII...   Blueprint Credits:       U.S. Army Engineer History Office, Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri   You may also want to visit ... .. while you are in Satahip Camp Samae San Page   Club Med - South" Deep Water Port Page   U.S. Army "Navy"??? Satahip Page   "U-Tapao"   "Newland" 697th Engr Co (P/L) Page     "Pipeline!   CAN DO, SIR!" Camp Vayama Sattahip, Thailand Year:   Est. 1967-68 2 Photo Credits:   "Super Surveyor" Roy Ney - Des Moines Camp Vayama MP Advisors Sattahip, Thailand Est. 1963   MP advisors to our Thai security guard unit where presented with awards by the RTA. 4 Photo Credits:   MSG Otto Uebel, 720th MP Battalion - U.S. Army (Retired) Camp Vayama MP Advisors Sattahip, Thailand Est. 1964   A traditional Thai farewell ceremony. 4 Photo Credits:   MSG Otto Uebel, 720th MP Battalion - U.S. Army (Retired) Camp Vayama Medical Dispensary Sattahip, Thailand Est. 1964 4 Photo Credits:   MSG Otto Uebel, U.S. Army (Retired) 720th MP Battalion Deep Water Port Satahip, Thailand (1969)   Sorry - for the photo quality, but then again, "beggars can't be choosy." 5 Photo Credits:   Bob Potter, 697th Gulf of Siam near Deep Water Port Satahip, Thailand (1969)   Off, in the distance, a ship at the Deep Water Port ...   Photo Credits:   5 Bob Potter, 697th Gulf of Siam near Deep Water Port Satahip, Thailand (1969)   Your Webmaster, looking across the same area in '69 ...   Hey - dummy - "the World" is ova'there!   Not south, towards Singapore! Photo Credits:   #10 Franco Picchione, Company Clerk/Webbie 538th Engr Bn Camp Satahip, Thailand (1967-8)   Construction of the southern portion of the Friendship Highway   to link the Deep Water Port Supply Point with the War in the north ... 6 Photo Credits:   Tom Petty, 697th 538th Engr Bn Construction Area Satahip, Thailand (1969) Millions of dollars in construction equipment..   ..too   These photos illustrate just what the U.S. Army Engineers has developed for our allies, Thailand ...   Construction Projects worth, at the time, millions of dollars and by today standard, billions!   Consider:   Friendship Highway, Camps Friendship and Samae San and miscellaneous roads and pipelines, allie camps and Royal Thai Air Force Base development projects. 5 Photo Credits:   Bob Potter, 697th New Facility Billets and other major facilities.. And, logistics ..   equipment maintenance ..   truckfleet.. 5 Photo Credits:   Bob Potter, 697th Camp Samae San - the Cantonment Area Satahip Project Areas       Satahip Depot Area Blueprint Credits:   U.S. Army History Office, Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri

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