They now have the Navy Working Uniform NWU Type III and use ALICE field gear. of the Navy, Office of Naval Petroleum and Oil Shale Reserves, U.S. GPO, Washington, DC: 1958. The 33rd NCR was assigned to III Marine Amphib. On D-day, the 7th Marines had a situation where they did not have the men to man the lines and get the wounded to safety. [173], CBMU 302 had 23 NAVCATS(Naval Construction Action Teams) total with 15 the most active at one time. Active duty Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 3 and reserve Seabees from NMCB-18 partnered with the Southwest Indian Foundation (SWIF) to build homes for Navajo Indian . This was given to the Seabee detachment on Kwajelin who requested UDT 3 assist. Naval Mobile Construction Battalion THREE (NMCB 3) is a United States Navy Seabee battalion based in Port Hueneme, California. A priority dispatch was made to the States that appropriated the store's entire stock. On 23 April 1975 it was announced that U.S. involvement in Vietnam was over. The Marines were using "MCB" for "Marine Corps Base" while the Navy was using "MCB" for "Mobile Construction Battalion", it was causing confusion in logistics. [205] That Seabee number is roughly the same today.[206]. [11] By 16 December, four additional companies had been authorized, but Pearl Harbor changed everything.[11]. Duties include the installation of alarm systems, CCTV cameras, electromagnetic locks, safes, vehicle barriers, and securing compounds. Over the next several decades, Seabees continued to deploy to the harsh frozen environment to build the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, which features the iconic South Pole dome. Three cleared the shoreline for five days, D+2-D+7. Nametags were another, they started out white with a multicolored seabee. When it was over they had sent 137 Seabee teams, built 15 CB camps, and deployed 22 battalions. [169] The last battalion withdrew late 1971 with the last Seabee teams out a year later. NMCB-1 was in Rota and sent its AirDet to construct bunkers for the Marines. It also led to combat as machine gunners on USN LCVP and PT boats during WWII. In August the battalion was decommissioned with men transferred to CBD 1156 that was then commissioned on Bikini. Seabee Teams Radio Swan: Seabees Part of Cold War History, Seabee Magazine online, Kenneth Van Belkum, Cmdr. [68] At Gulfport a school was established to train Battalions for the Malaria and Epidemic Control Group. After WWII, Seabees first traveled to Antarctica in 1946 to help the Navy establish a research base on the continent. The first "wintering over" crew included 200 Seabees. The United States Navy Mobile Construction Battalions, Seabees, are one of the most agile, interesting and multi-faceted units in our military. The NCF added traditional fleet salvage, repair, and maintainece as needed. NAS Cubi Point turned out to be one of the largest earth-moving projects in the world, equivalent to the construction of the Panama Canal. [11] These companies would have 2 officers and 99 enlisted, but would do no actual construction. CBs sent to the Pacific were attached to one of the four Amphibious Corps: I, III, and V were USMC. [48][49][50][51] There is nothing comparable in USMC history. CCADs or "See-Kads" are larger civic action units of 2025 Seabees[159] with the same purpose as Seabee Teams. As time went on and the tradition expanded to other areas where Seabees were stationed, Seabee Queens grew to include other famous faces or relatives of the Seabees themselves. Navy) Chief . The Forgotten Fifty Five, NCB93: 113RD Seabees detachment assigned to PT Squadrons, Seabees93.net, Construction Battalion Detachments 1802, 1803, NHHC, Seabee Museum, Port Hueneme Ca, "Seabee History: South east Asia", Naval History and Heritage Command Online reading room, published 16 Apr 2015, Commander Naval Construction Battalion U.S. Pacific Fleet, Tn Sn Nht, Republic of Vietnam, Completion Report 19631972. Some units, with the Marines, will use USMC-issue Improved Load Bearing Equipment (ILBE). Seabees were shore party for the Marines on Bougainville. Peter J. Maculan relieved Capt. Adm. Moreell took the issue directly to the Secretary of the Navy, Frank Knox. Operation Crippled Chick, ACB 1 Builds Emergency Airstrip Behind Enemy Lines, By Steve Karoly, The Seabeecook. The Navy deploys Seabees, who are members of the military services, at . Photo credit U.S. Marine Corps/Lance Cpl. [77], When CBs were created the Marine Corps wanted one for each of the three Marine Divisions, but were told no because of war priorities. Seabees landed at Inchon during the assault, installing causeways dealing with enormous tides and enemy fire. It happened again in 1969 when CBs 10, 40 and 121 sent EOs to Fire base Fury. The story of the Seabees by the famous author William Bradford Huie. Other Transaction Authority (OTA), AcqNotes/ Defense Acquisition University, Fort Belvoir, VA, Seabees Deploy First Intelligence Superhighway, NNS070614-02 Release Date: 6/14/2007, CMC Shane Montgomery, 30th NCR Public Affairs, Availability of Naval Construction Battalion (SEABEE) Personnel for Renovation and Construction Duties (Sanitized), "Marines, official website of the Marine Corps", Naval Construction Battalion Logos, U.S. Navy Seabee Museum, Port Hueneme, CA, "Naval Construction Battalions (Seabees)", "B-29 Superfortress WW2 heavy bomber designed by Boeing", Unusual Hull Design Requirements, Construction Operating Experience of the SEABEE Barge Carriers, "Seabee History: Between the Second World War and the Korean War", COM-ICE-PAC, reports CBD 1058, Lt. Harry F. Corbin, ChC, CBD 1058, 1956, "My Experience With U.D.T. In December 1946, 166 Seabees sailed from Port Hueneme on the USS Yancey and USS Merrick assigned to Operation Highjump. In July 2011, the new facility opened with galleries, a grand hall, a theater, storage, and research areas. In an effort to better serve the Seabee community, the US Navy Seabee Museum . The Seabee Heritage Center is the Atlantic Coast Annex of the Seabee Museum in Port Hueneme. From there it was shipped to Vietnam. During World War II NAS Tanapag, Saipan was a "major propaganda site of the. They went to Dam Pau and Tri Ton to build Special Forces camps. As time passed, first with Korea and then Vietnam, Construction Battalions were reactivated with the units having no idea what the World War II insignia had been so they made new ones. The 133rd was shore party to the 23rd Marines. After what had been found in Moscow Seabees were dispatched and found many "bugs" there also. During WWII, over 12,500 Black service members enlisted in Seabee battalions notably the 34th, 20th (Special) and 80th. V-J day left thousands of Japanese troops in China and the III Marine Amphibious Corps was sent there to get them home. By war's end CBs had, served on six continents, constructed over 300 bases on as many islands. In May 1968 two reserve battalions RNMCB 12 and 22 were activated, bring the total number of battalions in Vietnam to 21. The information regarding this assignment is very scant, but State Department records in 1985 indicate department security had 800 employees, plus 1,200 Marines and 115 Seabees. could get them. Battle of Guadalcanal, (August 1942-February 1943), series of World War II land and sea clashes between Allied and Japanese forces on and around Guadalcanal, one of the southern Solomon Islands, in the South Pacific. At first teams were called Seabee Technical Assistance Teams (STAT) and were restricted to two in theater at a time. In early May 1943, a two-phase "Naval Demolition Project" was ordered by the Chief of Naval Operations "to meet a present and urgent requirement" for the invasion of Sicily. Brewester's men all wore swim trucks under their fatigues. Cmdr. By autumn, the 18th, 19th and 25th CBs[80] had been transferred to the Corps as combat engineers. Each man was cross-trained in at least three trades with some qualified as corpsmen and divers. government. UDTs 1 & 2 were formed from the 180 men Lt. Crist had staged. Due to Seabees being given advanced rank upon enlistment, enlisted Marines referred to construction battalions as "sergeant's battalions". Corps for this mission. At paygrade E-8, the Builder, Steelworker, and Engineering Aid rates combine into a single rate: Senior Chief Constructionman (CUCS). They also have two amphibious battalions: Virginia Beach, VA and Coronado, CA. Half of each course is spent on basic marksmanship to qualify with an M4 rifle and the M9 service pistol. p. 4-7 /4-12, "Civic Action Team: Building Friendships", CNIC, Naval Support Facility Thurmont website, P.O. 33rd CB, shore party detachment, 1st Marine Div., Peleliu, 73rd CB, shore party detachment, 1st Marine Div., Peleliu, 121st CB, 12-man doodlebug landing party, 4th Marine Div., Tinian, 78th CB, 12 men, 1st Cavalry Div., Los Negros, WWII U.S.N. Teams 121 saw actual deployment with the Seabees providing over half of the men in those teams. This logo was incorporated into many CB Unit insignias. [130] Ens. During 1969 the number of Seabees in theater reached 29,000, from there their draw-down began. It caused the U.S. Navy to realize the need for a permanent Underwater Construction capability that led to the formation the Seabee Underwater Construction Teams". The men in the NCF considered these units to be "Seabee". [47], The 17th Special CB was one of the segregated Specials and was at Peleliu in September 1944. [3] Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Eight move a section of an aircraft shelter into place at the Marine Air Group Eleven Area, Da Nang, Republic of Vietnam. Their actions there and elsewheres underscored the necessity of having CBs. The Seabee Community is comprised of Occupational Field-6 ratings - Builder (BU), Construction Electrician (CE), Construction Mechanic (CM), Engineering Aide (EA), Equipment Operator (EO),. In 1971, the Seabees began the huge project on Diego Garcia[207] in the Indian Ocean. [175], Agent Orange The country was stunned by the blow at Pearl Harbor . 19091", "This Week in Seabee History (Week of July 30 - August 5)", "Operations Crossroads, DNA 6032F, prepared by the Defense Nuclear Agency, p. 189". They cleared an 6,000-foot (1,800m) ice runway at Mcmurdo for On 19 March 1942, Knox gave the CEC complete command of all NCF personnel. [109] [93] while the 31st CB was in the 5th Shore Party Regiment. This was in addition to ongoing Seabee support missions for USN/USMC bases worldwide. Two sections of CBMU 515 saw combat with the 22nd Marines on Guam. Barges, loaded or not are elevated to one of the three decks and then moved forward towards the bow on a track to be stored. "[161] "Selectees undergo a single scope background investigation to determine if they qualify for a Top Secret Sensitive Yankee White (YW) clearance. Enlistees could request CB service with a written statement certifying that they were trade qualified. contracts overseas. [12] A criticism of the proposal was CBs would have a dual command; military control administrated by fleet line Officers while construction operations would be administrated by Civil Engineer Corps officers. In August 1990 the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force (I MEF) was assigned NMCBs 4, 5, 7, and 40. Commander Naval Construction Battalion U.S. Pacific Fleet, Tn Sn Nht, Republic of Vietnam, Completion Report 19631972. If you get a chance, visit the U.S. Navy Seabee Museum in Port Hueneme, CA. 4 and Adjacent Areas, Northern Alaska, 194453, Part 5, Subsurface Geology And Engineering Data, Geological Survey Professional Paper 305-B, U. S. Dept. [2] In addition, Seabees served as elements of Cubs, Lions, Acorns and the United States Marine Corps. [86] Many more would follow. [112] As more NCDUs arrived they did the same, with 5 combat engineers attached to each NCDU. In 1966, Seabees repaired the airfield at Khe Sahn covering an area of 3,900'x60' with aluminum matting in four days. It is only 40 km away from Nuernberg. Many reserve units still field the M60 machine gun. Between May and mid-July, the first six NCDU classes graduated at Camp Peary. With it came a more demanding physical. The 6th CB joined the 1st Marine Division after combat had started on Guadalcanal. [27] Camp Rousseau at Port Hueneme became operational first and was the ABD to the Pacific. At Enogi Inlet on Munda, a 47th det was shore party to the 1st and 4th Marine Raiders. [156] As a military force Seabee Teams received many awards for heroism. To start, twelve "Seabee teams, with Secret Clearances, were sent with the Army's Special Forces in the CIA funded Civilian Irregular Defense Group program (CIDG)"[155][156] in the years 19631965. Then in the early sixties, the U.S. Army Special Forces were being sent into rural areas of South Vietnam to develop a self-defense force to counter the Communist threat and making use of the Seabee teams at these same places made sense[154] to the CIA. Ensign Leuhrs made Lt. and was a member of UDT 3 until he was made XO of team 18. "[73] The Seabees in the UDTs made an effort of this[73] that their mates in the CBs approved of. Harmony Jones, a military child, shares how being raised in a military family helped shape her future for success. [79] The 4th Construction Detachment was attached to the 5th Marine Defense Battalion for two years.[24]. The U.S. Navy Reserve has a long history of providing needed support to the U.S. Navy in times of both peace and war. WWII USN Special Warfare Units, Eugene Lipak, Osprey Publishing, New York, 2014, p. 25, UDTs 1 & 2, The Marshall Islands, Kwajalein, Roi-Namur, Eniwetok, U. S. Naval Special Warfare Archives], The Water is Never Cold), James Douglas O'Dell, Brassey's, Dulles, VA, 2001, p. 136, Naked Warriors, Cdmr. They disassembled both the Community center and church for reassembly on Rongerik Atoll. When summer arrived a wildcat was drilled to 1,816' before the cold shut down operations. 4 and Adjacent Areas, Northern Alaska 194453, Part 1, History of the Exploration, John C. Reed, Cdr, CEC, Geological Survey Professional Paper 301, U.S. Gov. In 1945 the Advance Base Depot was renamed as a Naval Construction Battalion Center. That code was also used to identify the "unit" that would be the administration for that base. Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 5, lay concrete with a chute at White Beach, Okinawa, Japan. E.D. When abbreviated, the letters are "C" and "B" and given the Navy's penchant for playing with words, the term Seabee was coined. [202], The Support Unit has a limited number of special billets for select NCOs, E-5 and above. The Navy then turned to the Seabees. [197] Those initial Seabees were "Naval Mobile Construction Battalion FOUR, Detachment November". Naval Construction Groups 1 and 2: In 2013, Seabee Readiness Groups (SRGs) were decommissioned, and re-organized as NCG-1 and NCG-2. 17980, U.S. State Department, "Chapter 1, US Navy Basic Military Requirements for Seabees", Department of State, Justice, Commerce, the Judiciary and related Agencies appropriations for 1966, HearingsDept of State, p. 6, "August 26, This Week in Seabee History (August 26 September 1), by Dr. Frank A. Blazich Jr, NHHC, Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), Washington Navy Yard, DC". After following in his familys footsteps and serving in the military, Air Force veteran Lyle Apo turned to USO Hawaii for the opportunity to volunteer and help current service members. As part of Deep Freeze 73, Seabees deployed to Antarctica to construct a six-story high dome at South Pole Station. Camps were constructed for both the 1st and 2nd Marine Divisions as well as Hq complexes for MEF I and II. The ship headed for Kodiak Island, part of the Aleutian Island chain jutting hundreds of miles into the Bering Sea toward the Russian coast. Asia by the mid-1950s. The Seabees built the infrastructure needed to take the war to Japan. [72] In exchange, the Corps would be influential upon the CB organization and its history. [233], During World War II, artists working for Disney Insignia Department designed logos for about ten Seabee units including the: 60th NCB,[234] 78th NCB[234] 112th NCB,[235] and the 133rd NCB. The first team commanders were Cmdr. When the first ten arrived in England they had no CO. Lt. Smith (CEC) assumed the role, splitting them up to train with the 146th, 277th and 299th Combat Engineers. The creation of the Seabees (short for Construction Battalions) was . He was Commander of BuDocks 19591962.[238]. What do Seabees do? Their task was to assume maintenance of bases once CBs had completed construction. It has been updated in 2022. [70] Both received their military training and USMC duffle bag at MTC New River, NC. [236] There are two Disney published Seabee logos that are not identified with any unit.[237]. They requested 26 heavy equipment operators and received volunteers from CB 8. Construction Battalion Detachment (CBD) 1058 was formed from "screening Camp Peary and the NCF for geologists, petroleum engineers, oil drillers, tool pushers, roustabouts and roughnecks" and later designated 1058. About 70 Seabees are stationed at al-Asad, a former Iraqi air base. Seabee FAQs. Team 3 would train teams 1222. [219] Gives support to the Fleet through the support of Underwater Construction Teams. Message & data rates may apply. The World War II precursor to Seabee teams was the PT Advance base Detachment of the 113th CB. For the aircraft, see, WWII Naval Officers assigned to Naval Construction Battalions from the, Seabee Underwater Construction Technicians Insignia, African American Service: the Seabee stevedores, CIA and Naval Intelligence/Communication support, Naval Support Unit: Department of State/Embassy security, 37th Seabees cruisebook, Seabee Museum Archives website, Port Hueneme, CA, Jan. 2020, p. 12-16, U.S. Marine Corps WWII Order of Battle, Gordon L. Rottman, Greenwood Press, Westport, CT, 2002, p. 32, shore party definition, Merriam Webster, 2023, Bridging the Gap from Ship to Shore, Frank A. Blazich Jr., Naval History Magazine Volume 35, Number 4, August 2021, Vertical construction definition, Law Insider, Horizontal construction definition, Law Insider, Underwater Construction definition, Law Insider, Thinking Outside the Box: Ingenuity is Key to Seabees Success, Steve Forbes, CEC/Seabee Historical Foundation, PO Box 657, Gulfport, MS, Pontoons Magic Boxes Nothing Short of a Miracle, CEC/Seabee Historical Foundation, March 2016, sfn error: no target: CITEREFIntroduction2017 (, sfn error: no target: CITEREFFormation2017 (. In 1983, a truck bomb demolished the Marine's barracks in Beirut, Lebanon. Naval Technical Training Unit (NTTU), Northern Mariana Islands, Tanapag website. Bill Acheson spent 45 minutes in the water in broad daylight and were the first team members recovered. [44] That same year, the Navy drew up a proposal to raise the number of colored CBs to 5 and require that all non-rated men in the next 24 CBs be colored. [11], In 1941, the Navy and BuDocks decided to improve project oversight of civilian contractors by creating "Headquarters Construction Companies". In 2013, 1st Naval Construction Division along with SERT's were decommissioned. As "sea duty", Port Hueneme and Gulfport are the primary hubs. Although the base is only a couple of hours away from the Alps, it is on a plain field. 6th Naval Construction Brigade Log, published by Commodore P.J. The training qualifies divers as Underwater Construction Technicians skilled in: seafloor excavation, hydrographic surveys, search and recovery, engineering reconnaissance, and precision demolitions. [144] The TU 1.8.6 designation transferred to the CBD. The first base was established in Rhode Island. MCB 1 was assigned for Deep Freeze II. Department of the Navy. With Europe invaded, Admiral Turner requisitioned all available NCDUs from Fort Pierce for integration into the UDTs for the Pacific. [33] These were Lion, Cub, Oak and Acorn with a Lion being a main Fleet Base (numbered 16). They leveled a mountain to make way for a nearly 2-mile long (3.2km) runway. [4] That is exactly what happened at Wake[5] and would serve as the backstory to the World War II movie The Fighting Seabees. [201] In 1986, "as a result of reciprocal expulsions ordered by Washington and Moscow" Seabees were sent to "Moscow and Leningrad to help keep the embassy and the consulate functioning". The toolbox was further expanded by the creation of Public works units to maintain the facilities they constructed. Historical Content Significance, Naval Aviation Supply Depot Hut 33 at Waiawa Gulch, Peral City, U.S. Dept of Interior, Nat. Kauffman and the Seabees. [11] The Seabees named their first training center for Capt. MCB 3 arrived on 2 October 1951 to get the project going and was joined by MCB 5 in November. In 2015, ACB 1 was involved in moving the Orion's Boilerplate Test Article (BTA). Thesis: U.S. Navy Seabees as a Stability Asset, Aaron W. Park, 2009, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, Thesis: "Navy Seabees: Versatile Instruments of Power Projection", Master of Military Studies: Lt Cmdr. To request these records, please mail a completed GSA Standard Form 180to NPRC. At the construction site of the new embassy twenty to thirty Seabees were assigned to oversee 800 plus Russian construction workers. I am told he was stationed in Alaska. January 1, 2015 by Trevor. Until November 1942 the average Seabee was 37, even so, all received the same physical training. As part of Deep Freeze 73, Seabees deployed to Antarctica to construct a six-story high dome at South Pole Station. [148] In January 1947 CBs 104 and 105 were reactivated. In June 1965, Construction Mechanic 3rd Class Marvin G. Shields of Seabee Team 1104 was at the Battle of Dong Xoai. The NAACP and Thurgood Marshall got 14 of those reversed. The dome covered and protected most of the buildings at South Pole Station. [199][200] That year William Darrah, a Seabee of the support unit, is credited with saving the U.S. Embassy in Prague, Czechoslovakia from a potentially disastrous fire. [105] Even though they are "Navy" the Seabees adopted USMC fatigues with a Seabee insignia in place of the EGA. B Co from the 25th CB. [117] Later, NCDUs 110 were combined to form the short-lived UDT Able. MacArthur said the only problem he had with the Seabees was that he didn't have enough of them. The U.S. State Dept. Seabee Creek was named by CBD 1058 and runs into the Colville River at Umiat, AK. Seabees, engineers and civil engineers in construction are a critical component of Naval operations, no matter if they're building our ships or the infrastructure needed to support them. The Original Mascot Was a Beaver. The 19th CB started out with the I MAC[86] prior to joining the 17th Marines. In September 1945 the battalion sent a detachment to the USSR to build a Fleet Weather Central. On Peleliu, shore party detachments from the 33rd and 73rd CBs received Presidential Unit Citations as did the primary shore party (1st Marine Pioneers). BUMED created the Malaria and Epidemic Control Group to deal with insect-borne diseases. In 1968, the Marine Corps requested that the Navy make a change. Adm. Nimitz needed swimmers and approved their transfer from the OSS to his control. [116] NCDU 1 was briefly in the Aleutians in 1943. "Operations Crossroads, DNA 6032F, prepared by the Defense Nuclear Agency, pp. [152] The first Seabees referred to as "Seabee Teams" were CBDs 1802 and 1803. Looking for a specific Navy base? In 1968, the USMC OD green pattern was copied. The 53rd CB was attached to I MAC as Naval Construction Battalion I M.A.C. CBs 3, 4, & 5 were deployed the same way. Seabees make up the majority of the men in teams 19, 13 and 15. MILPERSMAN 1306919, Naval Support Unit State Dept. [242] It opened in 1995. The Royal Thai government requested STATs in 1963 and ever since the Seabees have continued to deploy teams. He wrote it while in the Navy Seabees. They were Vice Admiral Elmo Zumwalt's expansion of the Seabee Team concept. The newly formed Naval Construction Force (NCF) toolbox quickly focused on airfield and harbor construction. [128][122] Those men were put through five weeks of training by a Marine Corps Amphibious Reconnaissance Battalion. "Photo of a vet wearing CB insignia on USMC issue, U.S. Militaria Forum webpage", "Photo of: Marine with early Seabee insignia WWII, U.S. Militaria Forum", "Chap. NMCBs 5 and 133 have drawn these assignments. The first was done by CBD 1058 for a proposed NPR 4 pipeline route to Fairbanks. [174] Teams were numbered 1-23. [122] By 1 December 1943 he had close to 30 officers and 150 enlisted at Waipio Amphibious Operating Base on Oahu. During World War II, Seabees erect a steel tank constructed deep in the jungles of one of the South Pacific bases. In early 1943 the Navy commissioned its first African American officers. NCDUs at Normandy: 11, 2230, 4146, 1278, 130-42. [111] After that first group had been trained, Lt. Seabee #1 remains a USGS monitor well today.[65]. The units were inserted by sea and by parachute under cover of darkness in early 1944 and dispersed throughout Greece to work with British military officers and the Andartes of the EAM-ELAS to inflict damage on the enemy and destroy communications rail networks, and bridges used by the Wehrmacht. 30th Naval Construction Regiment is located on Guam. [134] Team 8 turned to the CBs on the island and got everything needed. [115], In November the Navy had a hard lesson with coral and tides at Tarawa. Reconnaissance has the other officer, who is the Officer-in-Charge (OIC), a BU or SW cpo with bridge construction experience. The USO is a not-for-profit organization and not part of the Department of Defense (DoD). [2] In addition, Seabees served as elements of Cubs, Lions, Acorns and the United States Marine Corps. [59][61] The rock strata there was from the Upper Cretaceous and a stratum of it was named the "Seabee Formation". [209] In Saudi Arabia, Seabees built numerous camps, galleys, runways, aprons, helo zones, plus two 500-bed Fleet Hospitals near Al-Jubayl. NAVFAC Engineering & Expeditionary Warfare Center Ocean Facilities Department. You can certainly get stationed in Japan, but it won't be your first year. Caywood, an African American from Arkansas, was stationed in Hawaii in 1941 as a "Seabee," a moniker for those who served in a "C B" or Construction Battalion. [203][197] Those chosen can be assigned to the Regional Security Officer of a specific embassy or be part of a team traveling from one embassy to the next.
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