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Below are some photos that Ronald "Dr Joe" Peters was kind enough to send me. Joe was also with the 71St Bn, 567Th Tc at Newport and Camp Camelot during 66-67 . As well as working at Newport, Joe also helped in the construction of Camp Camelot in 1966. Some of the photos are of the early days of the
71St Bn at Camelot and Newport. Joe, thanks for the use of your photos.
Ronald Peters 567Th Tc
Below are some photos of the Newport Bridge and Newport Dock areas.
Below are some photos of Camp Camelot
Early Camp Camelot. Men working on the foundations for the new Metal buildings.
When I, Al Furtado, arrived in late June of 1967 I remember only seeing a few tents left.
The two photos above, the 5 ton and bus were used to transport the troops to Newport Terminal and back to Camelot.
Ron getting ready to ride to Newport
              Looks like she's making a run for it.                                                        Early Camelot
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Newport MP Check Point
         Dirt Road Off Highway 1A Leading To Camelot                                 Agent Orange Storage Area
Road Leading Into Camp Camelot
538th TC  Company Next To Camelot
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Two More Of Ron - Notice Left Photo Wearing 1st Log Patch - Right Photo 4th Tc Patch
Regretfully Ron passed away November 2007.
Where Have All The Flowers Gone - Kingston Trio - 1962
                      Lt Joseph Howard Jr. On Right                                             Some Of Ron's Friends
Going Down The Newport Bridge Heading For Long Binh                         Newport Terminal - BD - Big John
                             Bear Car Road                                                                 Going Down 1A t oNewport
Ronald Peters - Bus Driver - Equipment Operator
567th TC Area At Camp Camelot
                          Newport Wharehouses                                                         Dong Nai River Barge Site