Cam Ranh Bay Fact Sheet
The following is a re-type of a mimeographed sheet dated November, 1971. Thanks to
Tom Beauvais of the 518th Personnel Services Co. U.S. Army Support Command, Cam Ranh Bay, for typing this up and letting me post it.Fact Sheet, Cam Ranh Bay Support Command
Commanding General: Brigadier General H. A. Kissinger Area Supported: Military Region II Geographic Data: 39 Square Miles, 25,000 acres (16,500 Army)
18 Miles Length
5-1/2 Miles WidthPersonnel Supported: 100,000 Personnel Strength: Army: 9,600
Air Force: 7,000
Navy: 460
Vietnamese: 13,000 (through My Ca checkpoint)Ships Incoming: 40 per month Tonnage Incoming: Ship, 28,000 short tons per month Tonnage Outgoing: Ship, 8,000 short tons per month Retrograde: 7,500 short tons per month POL Incoming: 29.0 million gallons per month POL Outgoing: 2.0 million gallons per month Bakery Output: 188,550 pounds per month (448,000 cap) Laundry Output: 475,000 pounds per month Milk Plant Output: Milk: 250,000 gallons per month (600,000 cap)
Ice Cream: 40,000 gallons per month (100,000 cap)
Cottage Cheese: 40,000 gallons per month (80,000 cap)
Fruit Drink: 180,000 gallons per month (200,000 cap)Piers: Deep Draft: 3 general cargo, 1 container, 1 ammunition
Shallow Draft: 4 ramps, 1 finger pier
Fuel jetty, l large, 1 small
(Cam Ranh has the largest Army operated pump in the world)Convoys per month: 10 long haul, 60 short haul Power supply: Total capability, 26,000 Kw
2 - 4,500 Kw power ships
6 - 1,500 Kw General Motors generators
8 - 1,000 Kw Fairbanks Morse generatorsWater supply: 55,000,000 gallons per month