Knitting in front of billet 430-J, meaning the billet was located in Neighborhood 4, building 30, unit J
Behind one of the billets.
A papaya plant takes at least 9 months to yield fruit - longer than the typical 6-month stay of most refugees. These might have been planted by people who had to stay longer than usual, or just planted for the next arrivals
The main administrative offices at the center of PRPC, Freedom Plaza
A typical billet.
It could house up to 10 people. There was an "attic" upstairs that could sleep 4 to 6 people. The bed (a wooden platform) downstairs could sleep 4, and there was room inside for 2 hammocks.
People decorated their walls with old newspapers, calendars, and pages from magazines.
Another temple at PRPC.
This one was devoted to Phat Giao Hoa Hao, a Vietnamese branch of Buddhism