Seabees Collection

United States Naval Construction Battalions - Seabees We Build and Fight with all our might! Date: 1942

Republic RC-1 Seabee assembly at Croydon Airport, carried out by Rollason Aircraft and Engines. Three Seabees were imported from the production line at Farmingdale, for onward sale in Scandinavia

Soldier fires the Mk. 19 grenade launcher
Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, June 1, 2013 - Soldier fires the Mk. 19 grenade launcher as he participates in marksmanship training

Navy Seabees dismantling an Elevated Causeway Modular
Navy Seabees are dismantling an Elevated Causeway Modular ECLAS(M) consisting of 8 x40 modular sections cantilever erected over the water

Seabee completes a generator check during a Command Post Exercise
Construction Electrician assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 11 (NMCB-11), completes a generator check while participating in a Command Post Exercise on Naval Construction Battalion

Seabees conduct a wash down of a suspicious vehicle
September 30, 2011 - Seabees assigned to the Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 40 (NMCB 40) Chemical, Biological and Radiological (CBR)

Seabees watch rockets fire overhead
Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, June 1, 2013 - Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 15s Convoy Security Element watch rockets fire overhead as they participate in

Seabee participates in a field exercise at Camp Shelby, Mississippi
Camp Shelby, Mississippi, May 12, 2013 - Equipment Operator assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 11, participates in a field exercise for evaluation in various areas of readiness

Hospital Corpsman loads up a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle
Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, May 22, 2013 - Hospital Corpsman loads up a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle as he prepares to depart

U. S. Navy Seabees fire M-4 and M-16A2 rifles
October 1, 2010 - U.S. Navy Seabees fire M-4 and M-16A2 rifles during weapons qualification training near Camp Mike Spann, Afghanistan

Equipment Operator gathers a load of gravel on Camp Johnson
Camp Johnson, Alabama, January 31, 2012 - Equipment Operator gathers a load of gravel to raise the elevation of a road bed on Camp Johnson in support of Bold Alligator 2012

A single Seabee logo built into a stained-glass window
August 27, 2006 - A single Seabee logo was built into a stained-glass window for future service members to admire at Al Asad, Iraq. Seabees are known for identifying their work

Seabees conduct decontamination wash down and gear exchange
September 30, 2011 - Seabees assigned to the Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 40 (NMCB 40) Chemical, Biological and Radiological (CBR)

Navy Seabee Off To War
Davisville, Rhode Island: December 26, 1943. This Navy Seabee is heading off for duty in the South Pacific. The Seabees were founded here two years ago on December 28, 1941

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Seabees, the United States Naval Construction Battalions, are a force to be reckoned with. These skilled individuals possess an unwavering commitment to building and maintaining critical infrastructure in support of military operations worldwide. One remarkable example of their expertise can be seen in the assembly of the Republic RC-1 Seabee at Croydon Airport. This amphibious aircraft was designed for both land and water use, making it an invaluable asset for naval construction projects. At Croydon Airport, Seabees meticulously put together each component of the RC-1 Seabee, showcasing their precision and attention to detail. With every bolt tightened and every wire connected flawlessly, they ensured that this aircraft would meet the highest standards of performance. The assembly process was not just about putting parts together; it symbolized the dedication and teamwork that defines these extraordinary individuals. Each step taken by these Seabees represented a shared mission - to provide essential support wherever needed. Assembled piece by piece, this RC-1 Seabee became more than just a machine; it embodied resilience and adaptability – qualities synonymous with both Seabees and their creations. It stood as a testament to their ability to overcome any challenge thrown their way. With completed assembly at Croydon Airport, this magnificent aircraft took flight under its own power – soaring through skies while reflecting the ingenuity behind its creation. The sight left onlookers in awe as they witnessed firsthand what determination coupled with skill could achieve. Seabees continue to play an integral role in shaping our world today through constructing vital infrastructure across land and sea. Their legacy lives on through countless projects completed successfully around the globe. In essence, when you think assembling an RC-1 Seabee at Croydon Airport, envision more than just metal coming together; imagine unity forged from hard work and passion resulting in something truly remarkable - a testament to human capability when faced with challenges head-on.