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| Sgt Teehan & his work detail breaking ground in Cat-Lai |
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| A little touch of home |
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| Eugene Schmegiel, Sgt. Teehan & Sgt. Stearns at Cat-Lai |
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| The Village of Cat-Lai |
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| The children of Cat-Lai |
The children of Cat-Lai. I once asked the teenage son of Vietnamese officer how he felt about us being there. His answer
was honest and simple and I quote "no big deal if not the Americans than someone else will be here! Before the Americans
the French were here and when the Americans leave someone else will take their place".
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| A lonely GI brings a little touch of home to Cat-Lai |
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| The old club house in the communications area. A hard days work & than an ice cold beer |
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| Our friendly MP's keeping an watchful eye out for trouble |
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| Just another days work |
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| Jimmy Aycock, Neubauer & Sgt. Teehan hanging out at the club |
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| The gate to Cat-Lai |
Cat-Lai a little village a few miles outside of Saigon. Cat-Lai is now the site for one of Vietnams most modern electric
power plants.
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| Road to the mess hall from the communications area |
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