Links to U.S. Navy Seabees Sites
We Build, We Fight

US Navy's page on the Seabees "Their simple motto tells the story: "We Build, We Fight." From the island hopping of World War II and the cold of Korea, to the jungles of Vietnam and the mountains of Bosnia, the Seabees have built entire bases, bulldozed and paved thousands of miles of roadway and airstrips, and accomplished a myriad of construction projects."

Subic Bay, 1974: CN George "Hank" Saum (a.k.a. The Unknown Seabee) scoops some concrete back in the footer of this soon-to-be USMC helicopter hangar on the Subic Bay Naval Base in the Philippines.

MCB 133 Veterans Organization More than a personal site for Robert Ellis Smith, former UT1. He was on board for the recommissioning of MCB 133 on August 12, 1966 in Gulfport and served with this Seabee battalion during its first two tours in Vietnam. He has some WWII history, lots of Vietnam history. Look at and sign his guestbook and let other 'Bees know you stopped by.

Seabee Cook’s Homepage "a web site dedicated to my two life-long naval careers: the Seabees and food service. SeabeeCook.Com welcomes Seabees, friends and military enthusiasts to come in and explore Seabee history, military food service, the library, the Seabees of today and the Seabee Message Center."

My Hero - My Dad, Tribute to CM3 Marvin G. Shields Congressional Medal of Honor Winner - As a member of Mobile Construction Battalion Eleven, Seabee Team 1104, he served in Vietnam in 1965. On June 10, 1965, his compound was attacked by Viet Cong forces. Petty Officer Shields was mortally wounded during his engagement and was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his gallantry in action.

Veterans of NMCB 74 Site created by former EO3 Tom Egan who was in NMCB-74 from 1970-1972 in Vietnam. Lot's of great Fearless 74 graphics, photos of Alpha Company yard in Danang from 74's 1st tour to Vietnam, and a huge list of found Seabees of MCB 74.

Naval Construction Battalion Center - Gulfport, MS The official site of the Atlantic Fleet Seabees, or what the Bees of NMCB 1, 7, 74, and 133 call Homeport.

NMCB 133 The official military site of 133.

MCB 11 Learn the history of this WW II battalion 1943-45. It was recommissioned in 1953 and went to Vietnam in 1967-69.

Seabee Museum, Port Hueneme, CA

Naval Construction Force The Navy's site for all of its Construction units.

Naval Construction Training Center, Port Hueneme, CA (NCTC)

Naval Construction Training Center, Gulfport, MS (NCTC)

History of the Seabees The Navy's page on the Bees from WWII to Desert Storm.

VNES Links to Seabee sites Lots of great links

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