Lesser escort barges[edit]
The largest number of barges in the fleet is the Lesser Escorts and Attendants such as Ruea Dang, Ruea Saeng, Police barges and Drum barges. They have no figurehead and no cannon. They are painted mostly black, and their type, number and name (if they have one) is painted on their bows in white. They can be differentiated as follows:
Police Barges have rowers dressed in black and have a relatively flat bow and stern, with the stern raised slightly higher than the bow.
Saeng barges also have rather flat bow and stern, but the rowers are dressed in white and black headgear; there are also slightly more rowers on these boats. The boats number from 1-7
Dang barges have a more pronounced bow and stern, with their shapes similar to those found on the Anekkachatpuchong and the Thong barges, but are smaller and significantly less elaborate. These boats number from 1 to 22. Their oarsmen are dressed in black uniforms with a red trim on the uniform items.
The Tangmo (Watermelon) and the E. Leeung barges is in front of the royal barges. They are shaped like the Police and Saeng barges, but is smaller and sits lower in the water than the aforementioned vessels. The oarsmen here are dressed like the ones on the Saengs.
Lesser escort barges[edit]The largest number of barges in the fleet is the Lesser Escorts and Attendants such as Ruea Dang, Ruea Saeng, Police barges and Drum barges. They have no figurehead and no cannon. They are painted mostly black, and their type, number and name (if they have one) is painted on their bows in white. They can be differentiated as follows:Police Barges have rowers dressed in black and have a relatively flat bow and stern, with the stern raised slightly higher than the bow.Saeng barges also have rather flat bow and stern, but the rowers are dressed in white and black headgear; there are also slightly more rowers on these boats. The boats number from 1-7Dang barges have a more pronounced bow and stern, with their shapes similar to those found on the Anekkachatpuchong and the Thong barges, but are smaller and significantly less elaborate. These boats number from 1 to 22. Their oarsmen are dressed in black uniforms with a red trim on the uniform items.The Tangmo (Watermelon) and the E. Leeung barges is in front of the royal barges. They are shaped like the Police and Saeng barges, but is smaller and sits lower in the water than the aforementioned vessels. The oarsmen here are dressed like the ones on the Saengs.
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